One statue in this city depicts a jubilant Diana reclining while holding a bird in her right hand; that statue in this city sits above the entrance to the Hall of Mirrors, the first room in the Amalienburg hunting lodge, designed by the former court dwarf Francois Cuvillies, who also lends his name to a theater he designed for the Residenz, this city's royal palace.
One statue in this city depicts a jubilant Diana reclining while holding a bird in her right hand; that statue in this city sits above the entrance to the Hall of Mirrors, the first room in the Amalienburg hunting lodge, designed by the former court dwarf Francois Cuvillies, who also lends his name to a theater he designed for the Residenz, this city's royal palace. A stucco Christ crucified on a golden cross hangs by a wire above the altar in the narrow, red-walled baroque church attached to the house of an artist in this city, who designed and funded that church dedicated to John Nepomuk, but better known as the Asamkirche for its designers Cosmas Damian and Egid Quirin Asam, both active in southern Germany. Much of this city's late baroque and rococo architecture dates to the reign of Karl Albrecht, Holy Roman Emperor and prince-elector of the Wittelsbach House. For 10 points, name this city, the capital of Bavaria. 
One statue in this city depicts a jubilant Diana reclining while holding a bird in her right hand; that statue in this city sits above the entrance to the Hall of Mirrors, the first room in the Amalienburg hunting lodge, designed by the former court dwarf Francois Cuvillies, who also lends his name to a theater he designed for the Residenz, this city's royal palace.
Munich [or MÃ¼nchen]