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This image captures an expressive fragment of modernist architectural decor — an elegant wrought iron balcony with rich ornamental design in the Art Nouveau style. The balcony structure demonstrates the characteristic flowing, fluid lines and natural motifs typical of this style.
Of particular note is the openwork metal railing of the balcony with exquisite wrought elements in the form of plant patterns — floral motifs, scrolls, and wave-like lines. The upper part of the balustrade is decorated with a continuous wave-like ornament resembling sea waves — a typical Art Nouveau motif. The metal is painted in a characteristic turquoise-green color with patina, which emphasizes the historical value and age of the structure.
The supporting structure of the balcony combines functionality with decorativeness — the brackets are organically woven into the overall composition. Above the balcony, a protective net is visible, probably installed during restoration work. In the background, typical urban development can be seen, indicating that the building is part of a historical urban ensemble.
This is an excellent example of architecture from the turn of the 19th-20th centuries, when functional elements of the facade were transformed into true works of art, reflecting the philosophy of the Art Nouveau style with its aspiration towards the synthesis of arts and crafts.