The image displays an interior view of the Chapel of the Calvario, also known as the Albornoz Chapel, located within the Cathedral of Cuenca, Spain

The image displays an interior view of the Chapel of the Calvario, also known as the Albornoz Chapel, located within the Cathedral of Cuenca, Spain. The central focus is a large oil painting, identified as "The Lamentation of Christ" by Martín Gómez "El Viejo," presented within an ornate gilded frame featuring intricate scrollwork and interspersed red circular accents. The painting depicts the deceased, semi-nude body of Christ lying horizontally, with approximately nine figures gathered around him. Key figures include a figure in red raising an arm heavenward, and several women, one cradling Christ's head, another kneeling near his feet, all exhibiting expressions of grief. A human skull is visible on the ground near Christ's feet. The background consists of darker tones and additional indistinct figures. The painting is recessed into a vaulted stone niche. It is flanked by ornate pilasters adorned with gilded Corinthian capitals and vertical golden decorative panels. Above the painting, a semi-circular arch features recessed panels containing golden rosettes and two lines of Latin inscription in capital letters, partially visible as "CARRILO ALBORNO FLORI..." and "HO THISAVRAET CANO VIVENSET SIBI QUISQUS VSPAUL...". Above this, a faded mural portrays two winged cherubs supporting a heraldic crest. Below the painting, a dark red marble altar or plinth features lighter rectangular panels and golden circular inlays. The surrounding walls consist of light-colored, cut stone masonry, with the scene illuminated by focused lighting.