This image depicts a section of the interior of the Cuenca Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María y San Julián de Cuenca) in Cuenca, Spain

This image depicts a section of the interior of the Cuenca Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María y San Julián de Cuenca) in Cuenca, Spain. In the foreground, a large, ornate light-brown carved stone baptismal font with decorative relief work on its bowl and pedestal is centrally positioned on a floor composed of light-colored stone flagstones. Directly behind the font, occupying the central midground, stands a multi-tiered baroque altarpiece. This altarpiece features gold trim, green and red painted panels, and faux marble accents. Within a prominent central niche, a polychrome wooden statue of a bearded male figure, dressed in a green tunic and red cloak, stands holding a wooden staff or cross-like object over his left shoulder. The upper sections of the altarpiece incorporate sculpted cherub figures and a circular emblem. To the right of the altarpiece, a large oil painting with a thick, ornate gilded frame displays a multi-figure religious scene, positioned above a smaller, darker painting that exhibits visible damage and discoloration. On the far left, a dark wooden chest of three drawers with dark pulls is situated against a textured stone wall, which also features a partial view of a pointed Gothic arch. High on the left, a stained-glass window, predominantly blue and red, is visible, casting light into the space. No human subjects are present in the scene.