Ghiberti

Ghiberti was a renowned Italian artist of the Renaissance known for his exceptional work in sculpture and metalworking. He is most famous for designing the bronze doors of Florence's Baptistery, often called the "Gates of Paradise." These doors showcase intricate biblical scenes created through a detailed relief technique, highlighting his skill in creating realistic, three-dimensional images in metal. Ghiberti's innovative use of perspective and craftsmanship revolutionized relief sculpture in his time, making him a key figure in the development of Renaissance art.