Luca Signorelli, born in Cortona in 1441, was praised by Giorgio Vasari as “a person of excellent manners, sincere and loving with friends, and of sweet and pleasant conversation with everyone, and above all courteous to anyone who needed his work and easy in teaching his disciples (...)” Signorelli worked in Umbria at different stages of his artistic career, leaving wonderful works in several Umbrian cities. Appreciated by various noble families, bishops and confraternities, he was often present in Umbria, moving his workshop here. Fortunately, a good portion of his painted works are still visible and allow a tour itinerary from the small village of Citerna to Orvieto.