The facade is topped with a sculpture of the Archangel San Angelo slaying a dragon.  Like many churches in the area, the simple interior contrasts with the extravagant exterior. But don't miss the painting executed by  Filippino Lippi,  in 1479, in the south transept.

Inside there are three important works of art: Madonna and Child, an enameled terracotta by Andrea della Robbia, (an Italian Renaissance sculptor); the 1483 Pala Magrini by Filippino Lippi the early Renaissance Florentine painter,  depicting the saints Roch, Sebastian, Jerome and Helena; and a high-relief of the Virgin sculpted by Raffaello di Montelupo, a sculptor and architect of the Italian Renaissance, who was an apprentice of Michelangelo.