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          Bicci di Lorenzo Most Popular Paintings

          The 25 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.

          Edition 2026 · 25 artworks Each artwork painted to order
          Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide Bicci di Lorenzo · 1373 – 1452

          Solomon and the Queen of Sheba

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #1: Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 79 x 79 cm
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 1 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          Same size as the original$37779 × 79 cm Commission at original size

          Adoration of the Magi

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #2: Adoration of the Magi
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence · original 39 x 39 cm

          Admire Lorenzo Ghiberti’s ‘Adoration of the Magi,’ a stunning bronze relief from 1403 showcasing Renaissance artistry & biblical narrative. Explore this masterpiece's detail & beauty!

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          The Annunciation

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #3: The Annunciation
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence · original 52 x 45 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti's 'The Annunciation' (1403) is a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, depicting the pivotal moment when Mary receives the news she will conceive Jesus. Explore its intricate details and historical significance.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
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          Popularity
          No. 3 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          Same size as the original$24545 × 52 cm Commission at original size

          Solomon and the Queen of Sheba

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #4: Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 79 x 79 cm

          Experience Lorenzo Ghiberti's masterpiece, 'Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.' This stunning 1425 painting captures a biblical tale with intricate detail and Renaissance artistry. A captivating work of art.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 4 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
          Delivery
          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
          from$20032 × 32 cm Commission this artwork
          Same size as the original$37779 × 79 cm Commission at original size

          Eastern Door of the Baptistry

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #5: Eastern Door of the Baptistry
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 599 x 462 cm

          Explore Lorenzo Ghiberti’s ‘Eastern Door of the Baptistry,’ a masterpiece of Renaissance bronze relief! Admire intricate biblical scenes & classical design in Florence.

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          St Stephen

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          1428 · Orsanmichele, Florence

          Lorenzo Ghiberti’s 1428 bronze St Stephen embodies Renaissance humanism with serene grace and classical realism. This High Renaissance masterpiece captures Saint Stephen's contemplative pose, showcasing Ghiberti’s unparalleled skill in bronze casting – discover this iconic sculpture.

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          Entry into Jerusalem

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #7: Entry into Jerusalem
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence · original 52 x 45 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti's "Entry into Jerusalem" bronze relief depicts a pivotal biblical scene with stunning detail and Renaissance artistry. A masterpiece of Florentine sculpture, capturing reverence & anticipation.

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          St John the Baptist

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #8: St John the Baptist
          1412 · Orsanmichele, Florence

          Lorenzo Ghiberti's 'St John the Baptist' (1412) is a stunning bronze sculpture blending Renaissance artistry with Gothic architecture. Explore its intricate details and historical significance.

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          Eastern Door of the Baptistry

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #9: Eastern Door of the Baptistry
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 599 x 462 cm

          Marvel at Lorenzo Ghiberti's 'Eastern Door of the Baptistry,' a stunning Renaissance bronze masterpiece showcasing intricate biblical scenes & classical design in Florence.

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          Cain and Abel

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #10: Cain and Abel
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 79 x 79 cm
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 10 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
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          Door of a Ciborium (detail)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #11: Door of a Ciborium (detail)
          1450 · Ospedale di Santa Maria Nuova, Florence

          Admire the intricate detail of Lorenzo Ghiberti’s 'Door of Paradise,' a masterpiece from Florence's Baptistery, showcasing humanist artistry and innovative perspective during the Renaissance.

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          St John the Baptist (detail)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #12: St John the Baptist (detail)
          1412 · Orsanmichele, Florence

          Admire Lorenzo Ghiberti's iconic bronze sculpture of St. John the Baptist from Florence’s Orsanmichele, showcasing exquisite detail and Renaissance artistry. A masterpiece of the International Gothic style.

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          Cain and Abel (detail)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #13: Cain and Abel (detail)
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence

          Lorenzo Ghiberti's "Cain and Abel" (detail) from the Florence Baptistery doors, showcasing intense drama & biblical narrative. A masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture by a legendary artist.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 13 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
          from$20027 × 37 cm Commission this artwork

          The Flagellation

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #14: The Flagellation
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence · original 52 x 45 cm

          Experience the dramatic intensity of Lorenzo Ghiberti's bronze Flagellation sculpture from 1403; capture Renaissance drama with this masterpiece reproduction.

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          Sacrifice of Isaac

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #15: Sacrifice of Isaac
          1401 · Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence · original 45 x 38 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti's 'Sacrifice of Isaac' (1401) is a poignant bronze sculpture depicting Abraham preparing to kill his son, showcasing Renaissance artistry and profound emotional depth.

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          Sacrifice of Isaac

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          1401 · Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence · original 45 x 38 cm

          Experience the profound emotional depth of Lorenzo Ghiberti's Sacrifice of Isaac, a breathtaking Early Renaissance bronze masterpiece that captures divine drama through masterful Florentine craftsmanship and detail.

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          Door of a Ciborium

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #17: Door of a Ciborium
          1450 · Ospedale di Santa Maria Nuova, Florence · original 34 x 20 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti’s ‘Door of Paradise,’ a monumental bronze sculpture from Florence’s Baptistery, embodies the pinnacle of Early Renaissance artistic achievement. Created between 1450 and 1451, this iconic artwork exemplifies humanist ideals through meticulous detail and groundbreaking perspective—a testament to Ghiberti's unparalleled skill.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
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          Popularity
          No. 17 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          The Story of Joseph

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          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 79 x 79 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti’s ‘The Story of Joseph,’ created in 1452, showcases a dramatic depiction of biblical events featuring numerous figures against an ornate building backdrop. Inspired by the biblical narrative and illuminated with meticulous craftsmanship, this panel exemplifies the artistic achievements of the Florentine Renaissance.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 18 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
          Delivery
          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
          from$20032 × 31 cm Commission this artwork
          Same size as the original$37779 × 79 cm Commission at original size

          Noah and the Flood

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #19: Noah and the Flood
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 79 x 79 cm

          Explore "Scene of peace offerings," a stunning 1448 fresco by Paolo Uccello. Renaissance masterpiece featuring perspective & figures. A unique art investment.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
          To order, by a trained painter
          Popularity
          No. 19 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
          Delivery
          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
          from$20032 × 31 cm Commission this artwork
          Same size as the original$37779 × 79 cm Commission at original size

          North Doors (Life of Christ)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #20: North Doors (Life of Christ)
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence · original 457 x 251 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti’s monumental North Doors of Florence Baptistery exemplify Renaissance grandeur—a breathtaking bronze sculpture depicting biblical scenes with unparalleled realism and classical influence. Explore this masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
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          Popularity
          No. 20 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          Worldwide, about 5 weeks
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          North Doors

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          1401 · Baptistry, Florence

          Marvel at Lorenzo Ghiberti's masterpiece – the North Doors of Florence Cathedral! Featuring stunning bronze sculptures depicting scenes from the Life of Christ and intricate architectural details, this iconic artwork embodies Gothic grandeur.

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          Sibyl (detail from the east door)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #22: Sibyl (detail from the east door)
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence

          Marvel at Lorenzo Ghiberti's 'Sibyl' from Florence Baptistery doors! This stunning bronze sculpture embodies prophetic wisdom, showcasing the artist’s mastery & Renaissance artistry. Explore its details and legacy.

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          Discovery of the Golden Cup

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #23: Discovery of the Golden Cup
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence · original 80 x 79 cm

          Lorenzo Ghiberti’s ‘Discovery of the Golden Cup’ (1425) showcases Renaissance brilliance! Admire this exquisite relief sculpture's detail, classical influence & biblical scene.

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          Pilate Washing His Hands

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #24: Pilate Washing His Hands
          1403 · Baptistry, Florence

          This monumental bronze relief sculpture portrays Pontius Pilate washing his hands before the crowd during Jesus Christ’s trial. Executed by Lorenzo Ghiberti in 1403-1424 for Florence's Baptistery, it exemplifies Renaissance realism and humanist ideals through intricate detail and masterful perspective—a testament to Ghiberti's unparalleled skill as a sculptor.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          Popularity
          No. 24 of 67 artworks by Bicci di Lorenzo
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          The Creation of Adam and Eve (detail)

          View the most popular artwork of Bicci di Lorenzo ranked #25: The Creation of Adam and Eve (detail)
          1425 · Baptistry, Florence

          Panel No. 1: Creation of Adam and Eve by GHIBERTI, Lorenzo The Gates of Paradise, Baptistery, Florence Date 1425-52 Object type Sculpture Medium Plaster cast, late 18th century Dimensions 915 mm x 915 mm x 110 mm Collection Royal Academy of Arts Object number 03/1959 Acquisition Given by

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          The artist

          Bicci di Lorenzo

          1373 – 1452

          Portrait of Bicci di Lorenzo
          Quick facts
          • Best occasionsaccent, statement
          • Museums on APSIsabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Yale University Art Gallery, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Indianapolis Museum of Art
          • Also known asLorenzo di Becci, Di Bicci, Биччи ди Лоренцо, Bicci Di Lorenzo
          • Corpus themesreligious symbolism, civic pride, biblical narrative, florentine patronage, baptistery doors
          • Works on APS67
          • Top-ranked workSolomon and the Queen of Sheba
          • Typical colorsespresso
          • Top 3 worksSolomon and the Queen of Sheba, Adoration of the Magi, The Annunciation
          Biography

          A Florentine Renaissance Forged in Bronze: The Life and Legacy of Lorenzo Ghiberti

          Born in 1378 near Florence, Italy, Lorenzo di Bartolo – a name that would become synonymous with artistic innovation as Lorenzo Ghiberti – embarked on a journey that would redefine the possibilities of sculpture. His early life was steeped in the practical artistry of goldsmithing, nurtured under the tutelage of his stepfather, Bartolo di Michele. This foundational training instilled within him an unparalleled mastery of metalwork, a skill he would later elevate to breathtaking heights. However, Ghiberti’s ambitions extended beyond the confines of the workshop; formal painting lessons from Gherardo Starnina broadened his artistic horizons, laying the groundwork for a multifaceted talent that would soon captivate Florence. A period spent in Rimini, assisting Carlo I Malatesta with frescoes during the outbreak of plague in 1400, further honed his sensibilities and exposed him to diverse artistic currents. Little did he know, these formative experiences were preparing him for a competition that would launch his career into immortality.

          The Baptistery Doors: A Triumph of Skill and Vision

          In 1401, Florence held a contest to select an artist to create new bronze doors for the city’s Baptistery – a commission considered the most prestigious in the region. Ghiberti entered this arena alongside some of the era's brightest minds, including the formidable Filippo Brunelleschi. The challenge: to depict the *Sacrifice of Isaac* in relief. Ghiberti’s panel was not merely a demonstration of technical skill; it was a revelation. His innovative approach, characterized by graceful figures and a sophisticated understanding of perspective, secured his victory. This triumph wasn't simply about winning a commission; it was a declaration of a new artistic sensibility. He began work on the North Doors, a project that would consume over two decades and transform the Baptistery into a showcase of Renaissance artistry. Ghiberti’s workshop became a vibrant hub for emerging talent, nurturing future masters like Donatello, Masolino, and Paolo Uccello – a testament to his generosity and influence as a mentor.

          The “Gates of Paradise”: A Masterpiece Unveiled

          Following the resounding success of the North Doors, Ghiberti was entrusted with an even more ambitious undertaking: the creation of a second set for the Baptistery’s east entrance. These doors, completed in 1452, would become his magnum opus – and earn him a nickname bestowed by none other than Michelangelo himself: the “Gates of Paradise.” Each panel depicts scenes from the Old Testament with an unprecedented level of realism, detail, and emotional depth. Ghiberti’s mastery of bronze casting and relief sculpture reached its zenith in these works. The panels aren't merely representations of biblical stories; they are immersive narratives brought to life through meticulous attention to anatomy, drapery, and spatial relationships. He pioneered the use of perspective to create a sense of depth and realism that was revolutionary for his time.

          Style, Influences, and Lasting Impact

          Ghiberti’s artistic style represents a beautiful synthesis of Gothic elegance and the burgeoning principles of Renaissance humanism. While rooted in the traditions of medieval craftsmanship, he embraced classical antiquity, incorporating elements of Roman art and sculpture into his work. This fusion created a unique aesthetic that was both refined and emotionally resonant. He wasn't simply imitating the past; he was reinterpreting it through a distinctly Renaissance lens. Beyond his artistic achievements, Ghiberti left behind a valuable intellectual legacy in the form of *Commentarii*, an autobiographical treatise on art history, theory, and technique – one of the earliest examples of its kind by an artist. He died in Florence in 1455, leaving behind a body of work that profoundly influenced subsequent generations of artists. His innovations paved the way for masters like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, solidifying his place as a pivotal figure in Western art history. Ghiberti’s contributions were instrumental in establishing Florence as a leading artistic center during the Renaissance, and the “Gates of Paradise” remain an enduring symbol of Florentine civic pride and artistic achievement.

          A Legacy Cast in Bronze

          The historical significance of Lorenzo Ghiberti extends far beyond his technical brilliance. He embodied the spirit of the Early Renaissance – a period marked by intellectual curiosity, artistic innovation, and a renewed appreciation for classical learning. His work not only transformed the aesthetic landscape of Florence but also helped to define the humanist ideals that would shape Western culture for centuries to come. Ghiberti’s meticulous attention to detail, his mastery of perspective, and his ability to imbue his sculptures with emotional depth set a new standard for artistic excellence. His legacy continues to inspire artists and art lovers alike, reminding us of the power of human creativity and the enduring beauty of Renaissance artistry.
          • Major Works: North Doors & East Doors (Gates of Paradise) – Florence Baptistery, Bronze Statues for Orsanmichele.
          • Key Influences: Gothic Art, Classical Antiquity, Renaissance Humanism.
          • Artistic Style: Blending Gothic elegance with emerging Renaissance principles; naturalistic depictions, innovative use of perspective.

          Questions & Answers

          Is there an overview of all the subjects Bicci di Lorenzo painted?

          Bicci di Lorenzo's works can be explored by subject on the artist's Subject Atlas page.

          What are the birth city and country of Bicci di Lorenzo?

          Bicci di Lorenzo was born in Florence, in Italy.

          How do I find works by Bicci di Lorenzo in a specific palette?

          The By Palettes page groups Bicci di Lorenzo's artworks by their color palettes.

          By the OriginalUniqueArt.com Editorial Team Updated Aug. 31, 2026
          Collector's quiz
          1. Lorenzo Ghiberti is most famous for creating what masterpiece?

          2. What competition launched Ghiberti's career and secured his first major commission?

          3. Which artist famously dubbed Ghiberti's East Doors of the Florence Baptistery as the 'Gates of Paradise'?

          4. Besides being a sculptor, what other skill did Ghiberti possess and receive training in?

          5. Ghiberti's style blended Gothic elegance with the emerging principles of what artistic movement?

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