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A large, modern stained-glass window dominates a dark interior, identified as being within the Almudena Cathedral in Madrid, Spain. The window, composed of numerous geometric panes in shades of blue, yellow, purple, orange, and white, depicts a stylized religious narrative. At the top center, a large circular-hexagonal element shows an abstract figure with outstretched arms, possibly a dove, surrounded by blue and yellow geometric patterns. Below this, the Latin text "Espíritu Santo" (Holy Spirit) is visible in a radial design, with "Gloria" inscribed at the uppermost point. Below this upper section, the window is divided into three main vertical panels. The central panel features a prominent, elongated figure with a stylized, narrow face, large eyes, and a small mouth. Its body is rendered in geometric blocks of purple, teal, and yellow, extending downwards. The left and right panels contain abstract human-like figures in various dynamic poses, also composed of geometric shapes. On the left, figures appear to be reaching upwards. On the right, multiple figures are depicted, one seemingly ascending or falling, another appearing to kneel or gesture. The overall scene is viewed from an interior perspective, with a thick, dark pillar partially visible on the far left, obscuring a portion of the leftmost stained-glass panel. A decorative dark railing or barrier, possibly part of an altar or choir area, is present at the very bottom edge of the frame. The ambient light indicates that the stained glass is illuminated from outside, creating vibrant color transmission against the dark surroundings.
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