Pisogne main glory is the Madonna della Neve church, dating back to 1400’s. Its interior is fully decorated with frescoes by Romanino. Located just outside the village boundaries, it was originally part of an Augustinian monastery. Its façade features a series of polychrome lozenges and is crowned by small arches, the remarkable sandstone portal is surmounted by a statuette of the Virgin Mary with Child. Under the small portico on the left side, a series of frescoes feature a Dance of Death (1486) attributed to Giovanni da Marone. Source: www.globalnet.it/romanino/pisogne1.htm