Bernini

Gian Lorenzo Bernini was a renowned Italian artist and architect of the Baroque era, widely celebrated for revolutionizing sculpture and church design in the 17th century. His works are characterized by dynamic movement, dramatic expression, and intricate detail, creating a sense of realism and emotional intensity. Bernini designed famous landmarks like St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City and sculptures such as "The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa." His artistry combined technical mastery with a masterful sense of theater, affecting the visual experience and spiritual atmosphere of his creations. Bernini’s work significantly shaped European art and architecture during his lifetime and beyond.