Yes, Raphael Sanzio, primarily known for his paintings and frescoes, did create sculptures, although they are not as widely recognized as his other works. One notable example is the statue of Saint George, which demonstrates his skill in three-dimensional art.
Raphael was also involved in architectural projects during the High Renaissance and contributed to the design aspects that pertain to sculpture. His influence on the arts extended through various mediums, blending painting and sculpture in ways that enriched both. While not a prolific sculptor, Raphael’s limited creations reflect his deep understanding of form, space, and the human figure.