In a decoration for one of these buildings, the 13thÂ­century sculptor Nicola Pisano depicted a nude Hercules, supposedly presaging the Renaissance.
In a decoration for one of these buildings, the 13thÂ­century sculptor Nicola Pisano depicted a nude Hercules, supposedly presaging the Renaissance. Jacopo della Quercia ("kwairÂ­cha") made Annunciation to Zacharias for a hexagonal structure at the center of one of these buildings. A 440 AD "Lateran" one of these buildings started the tradition of making them octagonal. Drawings of one of these buildings from multiple angles sparked Brunelleschi's "discovery" of perspective. Donatello's (*) Feast of Herod was made for one in Siena. Andrea Pisano is most famous for his decorations of one of these buildings, which also includes ten panels with scenes from the Old Testament on its East side. Two artists made versions of the Sacrifice of Isaac for one of these buildings. These buildings are usually dedicated to St. John. Brunelleschi lost a contest to design doors for one in Florence, for which Ghiberti made Gates of Paradise. For 10 points, name these buildings that house a font used to immerse Catholic babies.
In a decoration for one of these buildings, the 13thÂ­century sculptor Nicola Pisano depicted a nude Hercules, supposedly presaging the Renaissance.
baptistery [accept battistero or battisteri]