Guglielmo Beneventano's architect was Luciano Alì who transformed the medieval building which had been used as a seat of local government into a private house, the ornate Baroque architecture continues through into the interior with sculptures by the Palermitano Lombardic Gregorio, and frescoes by Ermenegido Martorana.
Guglielmo Beneventano's architect was Luciano Alì, the ornate Baroque architecture continues through into the interior with sculptures by the Palermitano Lombardic Gregorio. This Luciano Alì transformed the medieval building. This medieval building had been used as a seat of local government into a private house. Guglielmo Beneventano's architect was Luciano Alì, the ornate Baroque architecture frescoes by Ermenegido Martorana. This Luciano Alì transformed the medieval building. This medieval building had been used as a seat of local government into a private house.