The pair on the north side depict the life of Jesus, while the better- known eastern set shows ten scenes  from the Old Testament.
The pair on the north side depict the life of Jesus, while the better- known eastern set shows ten scenes  from the Old Testament. Of their twenty-eight combined panels, the best-known are Joshua at Jericho,  which is based on Trajan's column, and Isaac and Esau, which was one of the first artworks to use a  technique of linear perspective invented by Brunelleschi, the man who himself narrowly lost the  commission for the project. FTP, name these large bronze objects, the masterpiece of Lorenzo Ghiberti.
The pair on the north side depict the life of Jesus, while the better- known eastern set shows ten scenes  from the Old Testament.
The Bronze Doors of the Florence Baptistry, or the Gates of Paradise