Ghiberti's Gates of Paradise are a pair of bronze doors located at the Baptistery of Florence. Created by the artist Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1425 and 1452, these doors are renowned for their intricate relief sculptures that depict scenes from the Old Testament. The doors consist of ten panels, each showcasing a different biblical story, such as the creation of Adam and Eve and the sacrifice of Isaac. The remarkable detail and use of perspective in these panels highlight the advancements in Renaissance art, making the Gates a significant masterpiece of the period.