This image depicts the interior of the Basilica di Santa Margherita, located in Cortona, Italy

This image depicts the interior of the Basilica di Santa Margherita, located in Cortona, Italy. The view is from the nave, looking towards the main altar at the far end of the church. The environment is a grand, high-ceilinged basilica characterized by ornate Neo-Gothic and Romanesque revival architecture. The vaulted ceiling is painted a deep blue, adorned with numerous gold stars and intricate geometric and floral patterns in red, gold, and white along the intersecting arches. Several circular and star-shaped medallions containing depictions of religious figures and angels are embedded within the ceiling and archways. Large, structural pillars line both sides of the central aisle, featuring alternating vertical bands of red-brown and cream-colored stone or paint. White marble statues, depicting robed figures, are mounted on pedestals along these columns. The central nave features a dark and light checkered floor pattern, likely tile or stone, leading towards the altar. The sanctuary, located at the far end, is elevated by several steps. It contains a white altar table and a decorated reredos behind it. A large, ornate chandelier hangs directly above the altar, and a prominent gilded crucifix or monstrance is centrally positioned on a stand. The rear wall of the sanctuary features arched elements, including an organ. Approximately 15-20 individuals are visible, primarily seated in wooden pews arranged in rows on both sides of the central aisle. Most are facing towards the altar. Their actions are largely static; they appear to be attending a service or engaged in quiet contemplation. One individual in the immediate foreground on the right is partially visible, facing away from the camera. No direct interactions between individuals are clearly discernible.