Bernini, Giovanni Lorenzo (1598-1680), was a renowned Italian sculptor and architect during the Baroque period. His exceptional talent and artistic vision are evident in his masterpieces such as "Pluto" and "David. " In these sculptures, Bernini skillfully captures the dynamic movement and emotional intensity of his subjects. Another notable work by the copy of "The Sleeping Hermaphrodite, " which features a marble figure resting on a mattress added by the artist himself. This piece showcases Bernini's ability to enhance existing artworks with his own creative touch. In Rome, Italy, one can admire Bernini's contribution to the city's architectural landscape. The Elephant and Obelisk on Piazza della Minerva stands as an impressive testament to his craftsmanship. Additionally, St. Peter's Basilica boasts several remarkable works by Bernini, including the Head of Medusa sculpture from 1630. Piazza Navona at Dawn offers a captivating view of Rome adorned with stunning architecture that includes elements influenced by Bernini's style. Furthermore, Duke Choiseul commissioned an exquisite output of St. Peter from him. It also left his mark in St. Peter's Basilica through the Tomb of Pope Alexander VII—a magnificent creation that exemplifies grandeur and reverence for its subject. Lastly, Neptune and Triton is another masterpiece crafted by Gianlorenzo Bernini during 1622-23. This Baroque sculpture beautifully portrays mythological figures intertwined in a powerful display of movement and emotion.