This image depicts the interior of the Garrison Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lviv, Ukraine

This image depicts the interior of the Garrison Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lviv, Ukraine. The scene is dominated by a large, vertically oriented, framed painting mounted on a light-colored wall between two columns. The painting portrays a male figure, identified as St. George, armored and riding a white horse. He wears a cape in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag. His right arm is raised, holding a spear aimed downwards at a multi-headed dragon. The dragon's scales are depicted in red, white, and blue, colors associated with the Russian flag. In the background of the painting, architectural structures with golden domes, characteristic of Ukrainian churches, are visible under a bright sky with radiating light. To the left of the painting, a vertical Ukrainian flag (blue over yellow, with a gold trident emblem at the top of the blue section) stands unfurled against a column. Below the flag, a golden-colored, ornate lectern or offering stand is positioned. A cluster of lit votive candles is partially visible at the far left edge of the frame. To the right of the painting, a tall, narrow, arched window with multiple rectangular panes is set into the wall, providing natural illumination. Below the window, a wooden church pew with a red upholstered seat and back is visible. Further to the right, a gilded console table holds red flowers in a vase, and an icon stand with a lit oil lamp or candle and other religious icons is present. The overall environment features high, arched ceilings and cream or light beige-colored walls and columns with decorative moldings, consistent with traditional church architecture. No individuals are present in the visible area of the photograph.