The Cathedral of San Antonio is a landmark building in Padua, built in the 13th century and completed in the early 14th century, and subsequently modified, making the church structure influenced by a variety of styles (Figure 1). Roman-style facade, Byzantine dome, Gothic minarets (Figure 2). In front of the cathedral is a bronze statue, from the hands of Natero, many known as the "magical sculptor" (Figure 3). Street photography found rare benefits: elegant church, cool trot, mobike bicycles with the same frame, can see Chinese elements on the first day of the new year, it is quite happy (Figure 4). It is one of eight international pilgrimages recognized by the Holy See to welcome pilgrims from all over the world (Figure 5). The interior of the church is fascinating and the sculptures are extremely complex, with multiple Giotto murals (Figure 6). The back hall immediately felt that the designer had completely changed his style, and there was a sense of exoticism that fell into the Persian palace (Figure 7). The magnificent chapel, with many people in line, was because of the remains of St. Anthony (Figure 8). The altar sculptures and reliefs are Donatello's works, and the Renaissance is not only known to us as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael, but also to the hundreds of giants who are "represented", which have so far been rare in our art education. Fortunately, Donatello was one of the names (Figure 9).