An oil painting titled "In the Secret Revolutionary Committee" by Nikola Kozhuharov is displayed on a dark grey wall within the National Museum of Military History, located at 92 Cherkovna Street, Sofia, Bulgaria

An oil painting titled "In the Secret Revolutionary Committee" by Nikola Kozhuharov is displayed on a dark grey wall within the National Museum of Military History, located at 92 Cherkovna Street, Sofia, Bulgaria. The large, rectangular painting is encased in an ornate, gold-colored, carved wooden frame. The artwork depicts a clandestine gathering of ten adult males in a dimly lit, historical interior. A central figure, identified as Vasil Levski, stands prominently at the head of a table, addressing the other nine men. Levski, dressed in a light-colored suit, gestures with his right hand. The nine other men are seated around a wooden table covered with a red cloth, on simple chairs or stools. They wear dark, period-appropriate clothing, including coats and vests; several have beards. Papers are visible on the table. The figures appear focused and attentive, suggesting a serious discussion or strategic planning session. The overall lighting within the painting is warm and subdued, emanating from an unseen source, possibly a fire or lamp to the left. Below the painting, a small, light-colored informational plaque is partially visible. Beneath the plaque, a modern, horizontal, grey radiator unit is mounted against the wall. The wall to the immediate left of the painting features a darker vertical stripe, indicating a corner or structural element. The photograph is taken slightly from the left, capturing a reflection on the painting's surface.