Louis was also bishop of Trier and Magdeburg, making him one of the electors eligible to choose the Holy Roman Emperor, hence the name of the chapel. The designer was the Viennese architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. The decorative paintings were the work of Carlo Carlone and the sculptures that of Ferdinand Brokoff. The Chapel of St. John the Baptist, adjacent to the north-east tower of the cathedral, was built in 1408 and later rebuilt as the mausoleum of bishop Johann V Thurzo. The Redeemer Chapel, now the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, was built 1671-72 by the order of the canon Johann Jacob Brunetti to a design by Carlo Rossi. The stucco decoration was the work of Domenico Antonio Rossi. The chapel contains epitaphs or its founder and his brother, auxiliary bishop Johann Brunetti. It is located at the fourth bay of the south aisle. The Chapel of the Resurrection, formerly the Mortuary Chapel, was built in 1749 through a donation of Dean Johann Christoph von Rummerskirch to a possible design by Bartholomäus Wittwer. The screen was the work of Felix Anton Scheffler: the stucco work and paintings by Raphael Joseph Albert Schall and Theodor Hammacher. It is located in the second bay of the north aisle. The Chapel of St. Casimir, formerly dedicated to St. Leopold, was formerly the home of a famous triptych commissioned in 1468 by the canon Peter von Wartenberg. However, after World War II the painting was sent to the National Museum, Warsaw. Bells Burials Prince-Bishop Przecław of Pogorzela, 1376 Duke Henry VIII of Legnica, 1398 Duke and Bishop Konrad IV the Older, 1447 Prince-Bishop Johann IV Roth, 1506 Prince-Bishop Johann V Thurzo, 1520 Maria Kazimiera Sobieska, granddaughter of Polish King John III Sobieski, 1723 Prince-Bishop Count Palatine Francis Louis of Neuburg, 1732 Protonotary apostolic Karol Milik, 1951 Archbishop Bolesław Kominek, 1974 Bishop Wincenty Urban, 1983 Archbishop Adolf Bertram, 1991 Gallery See also Wrocław archdiocese Church of St Mary on the Sand References Baedeker, Karl, Northern Germany, 14th edition, Leipzig, & London, 1904, p. 190. External links Archdiocese website Seen though Google Maps Sightseeing in Wrocław "Katedra Wrocławska" - Spherical Panoramas Katedra św. Jana Chrzciciela - Dom St. Johannes na portalu polska-org.pl Roman Catholic cathedrals in Poland Churches in Wrocław Basilica churches in Poland Gothic architecture in Poland Burial sites of the House of Sobieski Burial sites of the Piast dynasty Roman Catholic