Saint Antoine de Padoue

Saint Antoine de Padoue likely refers to a sculpture or devotional artwork dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, one of the most widely venerated saints in the Catholic tradition and patron of the poor and of lost things. Anthony (1195–1231) was a Portuguese Franciscan friar credited with miracles during his lifetime; his cult remains active across Paris through churches, chapels, and street shrines. Precise details about this object's location, material, and date are not available — on-site verification is recommended.