The Palazzo Bindi Sergardi, previously Agostini and later Casini-Casuccini, is, from the outside, a non-descript urban building located on Via dei Pellegrini # 18 in central Siena, region of Tuscany, Italy. The site is best known for containing frescoes by the late-Renaissance painter Domenico Beccafumi and Cristoforo Roncalli.
The palace belonged in the 16th-century to the Venturi family, and in 1519, for the wedding of Alessandro Venturi, the painter Beccafumi was commissioned to decorate the first floor with Scenes of Roman History. [1] [2] In 1554, the palace was bought by Marcello Agostini, and underwent substantial renovations. With addition of a Music Room with stucco-work by Prospero Bresciano and mithologic themes frescoed by Cristoforo Roncalli. [3] Agostini was known for assembling a Cabinet of curiosities. 43°19′06″N11°19′48″E / 43.31844°N 11.330015°E
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