Pl. Katedralna – The Boim Chapel (Lviv Art Gallery)

The chapel is built from stone and is square in its design. It is completed with a cupola with a lantern crowned with the sculpture of Christ. The eastern and southern facades are segmented by pilasters. The western façade is two-tiered, completely covered with ornaments and figure reliefs carved from stone (the seventeenth century). The founders’ portraits are displayed on the eastern wall, and the “St. George” relief (dating to the seventeenth century) is set up on the northern wall.
 
The interior decoration is from the first half of the seventeenth century. It includes the coffered vaulted ceiling of the cupola decorated with stucco reliefs (by the sculptor J. Pfister), altar plastics (by the sculptor G. Scholz), and epitaphs from alabaster (by the sculptor J. Pfister). The interior is complimented with art pieces, namely the founders’ portraits (from the seventeenth century). Inlaid doors and carved benches (of the eighteenth century) have been preserved.

Since 1967 the Boim Chapel houses a branch of the Lviv Art Gallery.