Artistic models and mycology blend together through The Terracotta Fungi of Francesco Valenti Serini (1795-1872). This resource stems from a collaboration between researchers from the University of Siena, the University of Delaware, and Accademia dei Fisiocritici in Siena, Italy. The publication allows users to virtually enjoy a collection of life-sized terracotta models of fungal fruiting bodies, housed within the Accademia dei Fisiocritici. Originally crafted by Francesco Valenti Serini, a notable researcher and artist with a particular interest in poisonous fungi, the models featured in the publication were selected based on their visual appeal, the accuracy of their depiction, or their related narrative. Through both text and images, the publication invites readers to explore these selections and learn about some of Dr. Serinis major findings and contributions to the study of mycology. The publication concludes with information on the history and evolution of the Accademia dei Fisiocritici, which has displayed collections from various science disciplines since its founding in 1691. This resource is featured on the The American Phytopathological Societys (APS) website. APS focuses on agricultural, food safety, and food security issues, and works to advocate for increased awareness, funding, and policy surrounding plant pathology.