There is only a portal in travertinoid calcarenite in trecento gothic-chiaramontan style of this old building.
According to a notarial act dated 1582, the church portal was originally realized at the beginning of the 14th century.
Later the church passed to the Diana family who replaced the old portal with the present one; this explains the presence of the Dianas' coat of arms on the top of one of the capitals on the portal's sides.
Hence the present portal would date back to the second half of the 14th century and the first years of the 15th century.

The painting of Our Lady of the Star, a fresco which was held inside, is assigned to Tommaso De Vigilia by Gioacchino Di Marzo and according to the same historian would date back to 1464.
It represents Our Lady with the Child Jesus in her arms and moving the veil covering her bosom with his hand.
The angels surrounding them were added later on; the image shows the inscription "painted in 1130" on the right bottom.
It is severely damaged, faded and with a lacking eye.

Inside the church there was also the painting of Madonna of Honey (made in 1300) that was moved to the church of Saints Paul and Bartholomew.
This painting is assigned to Barnaba of Modena and is considered the oldest painting in Alcamo.
There is only a portal in travertinoid calcarenite in trecento gothic-chiaramontan style of this old building. According to a notarial act dated 1582, the church portal was originally realized at the beginning of the 14th century. Later the church passed to the Diana family who replaced the old portal with the present one; this explains the presence of the Dianas' coat of arms on the top of one of the capitals on the portal's sides. Hence the present portal would date back to the second half of the 14th century and the first years of the 15th century.
The painting of Our Lady of the Star, a fresco which was held inside, is assigned to Tommaso De Vigilia by Gioacchino Di Marzo and according to the same historian would date back to 1464. It represents Our Lady with the Child Jesus in her arms and moving the veil covering her bosom with his hand. The angels surrounding them were added later on; the image shows the inscription "painted in 1130" on the right bottom. It is severely damaged, faded and with a lacking eye.
Inside the church there was also the painting of Madonna of Honey (made in 1300) that was moved to the church of Saints Paul and Bartholomew. This painting is assigned to Barnaba of Modena and is considered the oldest painting in Alcamo.
Santa Maria della Stella, Alcamo