A panel painting titled "Saint Anthony of Padua," by the Florentine painter Maso di Banco, ca. 1340. Anthony is shown in his role as the Franciscan friar renowned for his preaching and for finding lost things, venerated across the Christian tradition as one of the most popular Franciscan saints. Held today by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, European Paintings department, under accession 43.98.13.
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The Met's own title for this panel names the subject outright, "Saint Anthony of Padua," a direct identification rather than a bare thematic tag.
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