A Gothic brick church, identified as the Church of the Holy Cross and St

A Gothic brick church, identified as the Church of the Holy Cross and St. Bartholomew (Kościół Św. Krzyża i Św. Bartłomieja) in Wrocław, Poland, dominates the upper and mid-ground. The church features a steep, red tiled gabled roof with multiple small dormer windows and a square bell tower topped with a pointed spire and cross on the far right. Its facade is characterized by tall, narrow, pointed arched windows with intricate tracery, separated by vertical brick buttresses. In the foreground, a calm body of water, likely a branch of the Odra River, reflects the sky and the lower part of the riverbank. The riverbank consists of a brick retaining wall, partially covered with hanging green ivy. A set of brick steps with a dark metal railing descends towards the water on the left. A large, dense deciduous tree with green and yellowish-green foliage occupies the mid-left, partially obscuring the church facade. To the right of the tree, on a raised platform near a side entrance to the church, stands a dark-colored statue of a robed figure, identified as Cardinal Bolesław Kominek. Adjacent to the statue is a small white, chapel-like structure with a dark, domed roof topped with a cross. A dark vehicle is partially visible behind the foliage near the church's base. A dark-colored street lamp is positioned on the far left. The sky is overcast with light clouds. No individuals are visible.