Juan de Juni was a prominent Spanish sculptor of the 16th century, known for his intricate wood carvings and religious sculptures. Born in France around 1507, he moved to Spain and became a key figure in the Spanish Renaissance, blending Gothic and Mannerist styles in his work. His most famous pieces include altarpieces and statues for churches, showcasing detailed expressions and dynamic poses. Juni's craftsmanship significantly influenced the development of religious art in Spain, and his legacy continues to be celebrated in art history for its emotional depth and technical skill.