The work Saint John the Evangelist Raises Satheus to Life demonstrates his approach to narrative painting. Ghissi utilised gold-ground backgrounds to create an atmosphere of divinity. His figures possess a rhythmic quality. Elongated limbs and heavy drapery define his Late Gothic style. He avoided the heavy realism found in later Renaissance works. Instead, he used clear outlines and a controlled palette to tell religious stories.

Modern collectors value Ghissi for the graphic quality of his compositions. The flat gold surfaces and bold silhouettes provide a striking contrast to contemporary decor. His panels function as windows into a period where art focused on symbolic clarity rather than anatomical perfection. These prints bring a sense of historical weight to a room. They do not overwhelm the space with complex perspective.