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This image showcases a magnificent example of decorative ceramic tiles in the Art Nouveau style. What we see is not a building facade per se, but rather decorative tilework, likely from an interior or possibly a fragment of facade ornamentation.
The composition presents a repeating ornamental frieze consisting of several horizontal rows. The design is dominated by bright orange curved lines and forms, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, creating fluid, flowing, organic patterns. In the central part, one can observe stylized floral motifs with red and blue elements resembling buds or petals.
The color palette is rich and contrasting: orange and golden swirls against a light blue background, with green and red accents. The tiles are connected to create a cohesive decorative element. The composition is framed by green border tiles.
This type of decorative finishing is typical of the late 19th to early 20th century period and could have been used in public buildings (theaters, bathhouses, restaurants) as well as in private mansions of the Art Nouveau era.