Solemn Mass in the Hofburg chapel
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Solemn Mass in the Hofburg chapel, Jindřich Tomec, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A dim Gothic church interior shows a crowded congregation facing an illuminated altar lit by candles, with a large dark crucifix silhouetted against a tall stained glass window. Golden light falls through the windows onto the vaulted ceiling and stone tracery. The painting is titled Solemn Mass in the Hofburg chapel and is attributed to Jindřich Tomec.
