Stucco Sculptures

The niches at the ends of the aisles on either side of the sanctuary hold allegorical Baroque stucco sculptures made by the sculptor Tommaso Righi in 1785–1791: Love thy Neighbour in the right aisle shows a giant offering bread to a blind beggar, and Love the Lord your God in the left aisle shows a man looking piously up to the sky and pointing his finger.

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