Marvel at Filarete’s monumental 1433 bronze door – a Byzantine masterpiece! Intricate relief sculptures depict biblical scenes in dark tones. A rare glimpse into Renaissance artistry.

Discover the majestic Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius, a 1465 classical bronze sculpture showcasing heroic realism, dynamic movement, and symbolic mythological motifs. Perfect for art collectors and history enthusiasts.

Discover Filarete's 'Trattato d'architettura' – a stunning 1465 architectural drawing of a fantastical utopian city. Explore its intricate details, Renaissance style, and symbolic representation of ambition & humanism.

Filarete is first recorded in 1433 in Rome, where he attended the coronation of the Emperor Sigismund. Presumably the same year he was commissioned by Pope Eugenius IV to design and execute the bronze doors of St. Peter's Basilica.