The only curious example of local architecture deriving from influx of Tuscan experts working in Naples in the second half of 1400s, is the small building with lodge in Vico Galantarario, with capitals which can be found in a Neapolitan staircase in via S. Arcangelo a Baiano and those of the Pontano chapel with the only variation of leaf placed inside out.

(source: Surrentum Magazine)