#1281. Decorative wrought iron facade grille with butterfly motifs and floral ornaments

The image showcases an elegant metal decorative element of a facade or railing, executed in artistic casting technique. We see a fragment of wrought iron lattice with exquisite ornamental design, characteristic of late 19th - early 20th century architecture, possibly in Art Nouveau or Eclectic style.

The composition of the grating has a clear structure with three horizontal registers. The upper register is adorned with stylized butterfly motifs, giving the structure lightness and a symbolic connection to nature. The middle tier consists of rhythmically repeating arched elements with twisted vertical posts, creating dynamic tension. The lower register demonstrates lush vegetal ornamentation with volute-shaped scrolls and circular medallions.

The meticulous elaboration of details is noteworthy: a combination of geometric forms and flowing lines, characteristic of artistic ironwork of that period. The metal is painted in a silvery-gray color, which emphasizes the plasticity of forms and creates an expressive play of light and shadow against the light-colored wall. Such decorative elements not only served a utilitarian function but were also an important element of the architectural decoration of the building, demonstrating the status and artistic taste of the owners.

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