in the 15th century by St. Bernardine of Siena. It was decorated between 1506 and 1516 with a series of frescoes by several painters, including Umbrian Tiberio d'Assisi who depicts the early Franciscan community and the first saints of the order, the miracle of the roses, and the concession of the indulgence Museum The little friary houses the museum of the Porziuncola with many religious objects, archaeological finds, and a noteworthy collection of paintings: the Crucifix by Giunta Pisano (1236) a wooden painting portrait of St. Francis by the (anonymous) Maestro di San Francesco (13th century); the body of the deceased saint was placed on this painting a painting on wood of St. Francis attributed to Cimabue a Madonna with Child by the Sienese painter Sano di Pietro (15th century) a terracotta by Andrea della Robbia (c. 1490) with in the top from left to right :"St. Francis receives the Stigmata", "Coronation of Mary" and "St. Jerome the penitent"; bottom, from left to right : "the Annunciation", "the Nativity", and "the Adoration of the Magi". St. Francis and St. Clare by Cesare Sermei and his workshop the Madonna of the Milk, a polychromed terracotta sculpture (end of the 14th or early 15th century) many frescoes of uncertain attribution. See also Roman Catholic Marian churches Los Angeles – city indirectly named after this church Notes References External links Assisi online Museum of the Porziuncola Religious organizations established in the 1670s Mannerist architecture in Italy Church buildings with domes Roman Catholic churches completed in 1679 Maria degli Angeli Franciscan churches in Italy Papal basilicas 1679 establishments in Italy Minor basilicas in Umbria 17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy de:Santa Maria degli Angeli (Assisi)