The image depicts the interior of the Cathedral of St

The image depicts the interior of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (Archikatedra św. Jana Chrzciciela we Wrocławiu) in Wrocław, Poland. The scene focuses on a section of a chapel or side altar, characterized by a blend of Gothic and Baroque architectural elements. In the left half of the frame, a multi-tiered Baroque altarpiece constructed from dark grey stone or marble is visible. It features fluted columns with gilded Corinthian capitals framing a large, vertical oil painting. The painting displays several robed figures, with a central figure in red and white vestments. To the immediate left of this structure stands a life-sized, gilded statue of a male saint holding a circular, fan-like object in his right hand. Below the painting, an altar table is covered with a white lace-trimmed cloth overlaying a red fabric, on which a vase containing a colorful mixed floral bouquet is placed. The right side of the image is dominated by a tall, arched Gothic stained-glass window. The window features intricate geometric patterns and figurative depictions in a spectrum of blues, reds, yellows, and greens. A central figure with a halo and white robes is prominent, and partially legible text, possibly "ST. JOHN," is visible within the glasswork. Below the stained-glass window, a large, dark stone memorial plaque or tomb is affixed to the exposed red brick wall. This plaque possesses an ornate, carved frame, including a skull or grotesque face at its top, and a large central panel with inscribed text. The surrounding walls are primarily exposed red brick, with sections of grey stone used for architectural elements. Lighting is subdued, with spotlights casting defined shadows on the brickwork. No living individuals are present.