Siena - Sant'Agostino

Southeast of the National Gallery, in the Prato Sant'Agostino, is the Church of Sant'Agostino, originally belonging to an Augustinian house, which was built in 1258 and altered at the end of the 15th century and again in 1755. In the Baroque interior (aisleless) are pictures by Perugino ("Crucifixion", 1506); Matteo di Giovanni ("Slaughter of the Innocents", 1482); and Sodoma ("Adoration of the Kings", 1528).