A stone Baroque sculpture, the Statue of St

A stone Baroque sculpture, the Statue of St. Francis Seraphicus (St. Francis of Assisi), is depicted at night on the Charles Bridge (Karlův most) in Capital City of Prague, Czechia. The sculpture is illuminated from above against a dark sky, creating stark contrasts. The central figure, a bearded male saint or monk in a hooded robe, stands with both hands raised, appearing to hold a small object in his left hand. To his left, a winged angelic figure holds a crucifix upright. To his right, another winged angelic figure holds an open book. All figures are rendered in stone with draped robes. They stand atop an ornate, multi-tiered stone pedestal featuring decorative carvings and rectangular panels with faint inscriptions. In the distant background to the left, blurred lights from the city reflect on the surface of the Vltava River, with faint outlines of city structures visible beyond. The scene is devoid of active human presence other than the static sculptures.