 His pupil, Pedro de Mena (1628–1688), became one of the most important sculptors of the Seville school, with his delicate and realistic life-size statues of Saints.The early 18th century saw the creation of several lavishly Baroque works, including the altar "El Transparente" by Narciso Tomé in Toledo, an enormous altar created so that, as light changes, it seems to be moving.It was one of the rare works in Spain to be made of bronze and marble, rather than wood.