On the first floor there are different types: from the largest - the so-called door - of which the central scene with two lateral prophets is exhibited, to reconstruct, in part, the original triptych, to the smallest - the little temple - passing then, in order of size, from the pilasters to the sails to the balconies.
The dominant figure in the small rooms is the painter Giovan Battista Bagutti, who, with his workshop, created the first original series of 58 illuminated paintings: a collection of great artistic and historical value. Some nineteenth-century examples of popular character and a twentieth-century one of another important interpreter of tradition, Mario Gilardi (1904-1970), give a way to understand the continuity over the centuries of this particular painting technique.
Thanks to a multimedia video, visitors will be able to visually reconstruct the pieces on display in their original urban location.