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Elegant Art Nouveau Stone Balustrade on a Historical Façade

#2007. Elegant Art Nouveau Stone Balustrade on a Historical Façade

The image depicts an exquisite architectural decorative element — a carved stone balustrade executed in the Art Nouveau style. This element is positioned beneath a window of a historical building and showcases the characteristic flowing, fluid lines and floral motifs typical of this artistic movement.

The balustrade features a complex composition with symmetrical ornamentation, where the central pedestal-shaped element is balanced by elegant side volutes. The stone carving includes stylized floral motifs — rosettes and curved stems that are organically interwoven into the overall composition. Between the stone elements, a metal grille with floral elements can be seen, creating an interesting contrast of materials.

The light shade of the stone stands out effectively against the dark wooden window framing, creating a sophisticated play of light and shadow. This is a beautiful example of how a functional façade element transforms into a work of decorative applied art, emphasizing the status of the building and the craftsmanship of stonemasons from the early 20th century.

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