Saint Antony Collection

Saints Antony the Hermit and Lucy, ca 1470. Creator: Crivelli, Carlo (c. 1435-c. 1495)
Saints Antony the Hermit and Lucy, ca 1470. Found in the collection of the Muzeum Narodowe, Krakow

Metropolitan Cathedral of St Antony at dusk, Diamantina (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Minas Gerais, Brazil

Metropolitan Cathedral of St Antony, Diamantina (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Minas Gerais, Brazil

Saint Joseph des Fins church. Saint Anthony of Padua. Stained glass window. Annecy. France
7136492 Saint Joseph des Fins church. Saint Anthony of Padua. Stained glass window. Annecy. France. by Bellot, Dom Paul (1876-1944); © Pascal Deloche/Godong

Detail of the temptation of Saint Anthony from the Isenheim Altarpiece, c. 1512-16 (oil on panel)
898694 Detail of the temptation of Saint Anthony from the Isenheim Altarpiece, c.1512-16 (oil on panel) by Grunewald, Matthias (Mathis Nithart Gothart) (c.1480-1528); 265x139 cm; Musee d Unterlinden

Detail of the temptation of Saint Anthony from the Isenheim altarpiece, c. 1512-16 (oil on panel)
898693 Detail of the temptation of Saint Anthony from the Isenheim altarpiece, c.1512-16 (oil on panel) by Grunewald, Matthias (Mathis Nithart Gothart) (c.1480-1528); 265x139 cm; Musee d Unterlinden

The raven who brought bread to St. Anthony and St. Paul of Thebes. Saint Anthony or Antony, 251 - 356. Christian monk from Egypt. St. Paul of Thebes, aka Paul, the First Hermit or St

The Saints Anthony and James the Great. Private Collection

The Hermit Saints Triptych. Found in the Collection of Palazzo Ducale, Venice

Adoration of the Magi with Saint Anthony Abbot, ca 1400. Artist: Anonymous
Adoration of the Magi with Saint Anthony Abbot, ca 1400. Found in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

Saint Anthony, ca 1350. Artist: Giovanni di Nicola (active Mid of 14th cen. )
Saint Anthony, ca 1350. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Broadsheet, image, Saint Antony, Padua, Jose Guadalupe Posada, Mexican, 1851-1913, ca
Broadsheet with image of Saint Antony of Padua, Jose Guadalupe Posada (Mexican, 1851-1913), ca. 1900-1910

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"Saint Antony: A Symbol of Faith and Devotion" The Metropolitan Cathedral of St Antony at dusk in Diamantina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Minas, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Saint Antony. This magnificent cathedral is not just a place of worship but also an architectural marvel that captivates visitors with its grandeur. In Annecy, France, the Saint Joseph des Fins church showcases a stunning stained glass window depicting Saint Anthony of Padua. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring to life the story of this beloved saint who dedicated his life to spreading love and compassion. The Isenheim Altarpiece's temptation scene offers a glimpse into the inner struggles faced by Saint Anthony. Painted with meticulous detail on panels, it portrays his unwavering faith despite being tested by worldly desires. Legends surrounding Saint Anthony often involve miraculous encounters. One such tale depicts Virgin Mary appearing to Saints James and Anthony Abbas, reaffirming their devotion and inspiring countless believers throughout history. The Hermit Saints Triptych serves as an artistic homage to those who followed in Saint Anthony's footsteps. These hermits sought solace in solitude while deepening their spiritual connection with God—a reminder that true strength lies within oneself. Artistic representations like the Adoration of the Magi with Saint Anthony Abbot highlight how he continues to be revered even centuries later. Created around 1400 by an anonymous artist, this masterpiece showcases both religious reverence and artistic skill. Giovanni di Nicola's portrayal from ca 1350 captures the essence of Saint Anthony through his brushstrokes. It immortalizes him as a figurehead for piety during the mid-14th century—an era marked by profound religious fervor. A heartwarming legend tells us about a raven bringing bread to both St. Anthony and St. Paul of Thebes—a testament to divine providence sustaining these devoted monks during their solitary lives.