 The last scenes of the "Passion" were executed by Il Pordenone, who was also responsible of the large "Crucifixion" (1521), the "Deposition" (1521, counterfaçade) and the "Schizzi Altarpiece" (before 1523, on the first altar in the right aisles), the latter inspired by Giorgione's style.The complex was completed by Bernardino Gatti with the "Resurrection" (1529).Other frescoes were added in the mid-16th century by Mannerist painters, including Gatti himself, Bernardino Campi and others.