The church of San Giorgio is located in the village of Moneglia, in Liguria. It was built in 1396 by Benedictine monks, who were succeeded in 1494 by Franciscan friars. Inside, it houses a wooden group of St. George and the dragon by the school of sculptor Anton Maria Maragliano; a painting of St. George slaying the dragon attributed to Pieter Paul Rubens; a polyptych depicting St. Lawrence between St. Clare, St. Paul, St. Francis and St. Leonard, with a Baptism of Christ in the cusp, attributed to Giovanni da Pisa; a polyptych depicting St. Louis on the throne between St. Anthony the Abbot, St. Ambrose, St. Stephen, St. Nicholas and other saints in the cusp and predella, by Giovanni da Barbagelata; a Madonna with Saint Peter, Saint Bishop and Souls in Purgatory by Carlo Dolci; an Adoration of the Magi by Luca Cambiaso, a native of Moneglia.