For making the sculpture of St. Florián in 1760 received 21 gold coins and 80 denars. Sv. Florián stood at the Lower City Gate at least until the gate collapsed in 1867. Subsequently, it was moved to the entrance of the Capuchin Church, where it replaced the dilapidated statue of St. Francis of Assisi and became a pendant of the statue of St. Anthony of Padua.
Statue of St. Florian in front of the Capuchin bone
For making the sculpture of St. Florián in 1760 received 21 gold coins and 80 denars. Sv. Florián stood at the Lower City Gate at least until the gate collapsed in 1867. Subsequently, it was moved to the entrance of the Capuchin Church, where it replaced the dilapidated statue of St. Francis of Assisi and became a pendant of the statue of St. Anthony of Padua.
Statues of St. Florian and St. Antona were renovated in 1956 and 1996 by stonemason Vladimír Milk. After 2011, they were taken to restoration workshops. After restoration, they were installed in their place in about 2020. L. Šášky assumes that the author of the three mentioned sculptures could be Štefan Steinmassler, the author of the interior decoration of the parish Catholic church.
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