 The nave's ceiling fresco, "Glory of St. Catherine", one of the masterpieces of Luigi Garzi, shows St. Catherine arriving in heaven and concludes the narrative started by Cafà.It was first mentioned in 1713 and is retained by some scholars to be from around that period while others date it considerably earlier.Garzi had already painted an altarpiece with the subject "All Saints" in 1674 for the second chapel on the right.