The image captures an expressive element of architectural decor on a building in the neoclassical or Art Nouveau style from the early 20th century. We can see a richly decorated console and part of a frame, made of light-colored stone or plaster with fine detailing.
Particular attention is drawn to the lush floral ornament adorning the capital and frieze. The decorative elements include elegantly carved floral motifs – roses, daisies, stylized buds and foliage, gathered in lavish bouquets. The console has a characteristic form with flowing lines, emphasizing the plasticity of the architectural detail.
On the facade, the house number "87" is clearly visible, indicating the historical development of the city. The overall compositional integrity of the facade is noteworthy, where plant motifs harmoniously transition from one architectural element to another, creating a rich surface texture.
The decorative plastics of the facade demonstrate the high craftsmanship of the stonemasons of that period, attention to detail, and the desire to give urban architecture elegance and artistic expressiveness. Such decor was characteristic of prestigious buildings in European cities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.