This oil painting was hitherto unknown to the general public. Experts recently identified it with the work Going Astray, first exhibited in 1887. Its author, Vojtěch Bartoněk (1859 -1908), was one of the leading representatives of the 19th-century genre painting in the Czech lands. The scene takes place in an old-Prague recess with the Chapel of the Holy Sepulcher in Zderaz, probably designed by Jan Blažej Santini-Aichel. Today, it is one of the few remains of the former monastery complex established by the Knights of the Holy Cross  - Guardians of the Holy Sepulcher, abolished under the Josephine reforms. Bartoněk's canvas thus either intentionally or unintentionally recalls the days when monks inhabited the place.