The image showcases an expressive fragment of a building façade in Art Deco style with Neo-Gothic elements. The architectural composition demonstrates a meticulously crafted window frame with distinctive sculptural details.
The façade is made of light gray stone (presumably limestone or concrete), giving the building a monumental appearance. The central window has a three-part division and is framed by an exquisite ornamental portal. Particularly noteworthy are three stylized sculptural figures placed on the balustrade in front of the window — they are executed in a geometrized manner typical of Art Deco and resemble guardians or protectors of the building.
The lower part of the fragment is decorated with three relief panels featuring ornamental motifs, including floral elements and heraldic symbols. The entire composition is framed by an architectural portal with characteristic stepped projections and geometric forms.
Behind the glass, turquoise curtains create an interesting color contrast with the monochrome stone finish of the façade. The overall aesthetic combines monumentality and decorative quality, characteristic of American and European architecture of the 1920s-30s.