Guglielmus

Guglielmus was a Romanesque sculptor active in the 12th century. He is known for his beautiful marble baptismal font, crafted between 1158 and 1165, which features intricately carved figures of angels, prophets, and the Virgin Mary and Child. The work is a fine example of Romanesque art, known for its strong lines and focus on religious themes. This sculpture exemplifies the use of white marble and the intricate details of Romanesque art in religious works.