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The image showcases an exquisite fragment of a façade in Art Nouveau or eclectic style, with characteristic architectural decorative elements from the early 20th century. Particular attention is drawn to the elegant balcony with meticulously crafted wrought iron railing in black, forming an intricate floral pattern. The forged elements create a rhythmic row of vertical bars with decorative curls.
The façade is made of light-colored stone or stucco, creating a noble contrast with the dark metal elements. The central part of the balcony is adorned with luxurious stucco decoration featuring botanical motifs — a floral rosette framed by graceful swirls. A similar ornamental motif is repeated on the frieze below the balcony, where a horizontal bas-relief with flowing lines and floral elements is placed.
The window openings on the first floor are framed with elegant turquoise casings featuring the fluid, "flowing" forms characteristic of Art Nouveau. The windows have arched upper sections and are complemented by decorative elements that emphasize the overall stylistic approach of the building. The combination of the warm color of the main façade with turquoise window frames creates a harmonious color composition typical of late 19th and early 20th century architecture.