Gothic, at the same time beige/turquoise

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Modernist Façade with Openwork Wrought Iron Balcony

#2239. Modernist Façade with Openwork Wrought Iron Balcony

The image showcases an elegant fragment of a historical façade with distinct modernist elements. The central feature of the composition is a French door with wooden frames in a warm amber hue, framed by a white portal against a light yellow wall. The door features characteristic glazing with small glass panes, typical of early 20th century architecture.

Particular attention is drawn to the exquisite wrought iron balcony railing in turquoise-green tones, demonstrating virtuoso metalwork. The railing is adorned with circular Art Nouveau motifs featuring four-petaled rosettes and flowing plant elements. Decorative forged posts with spiral patterns rise at the edges of the balcony, culminating in openwork finials that add vertical rhythm and visual dynamics to the façade.

The combination of the warm yellow background of the wall, white framing of the doorway, wooden door elements, and elegant metal forging creates a harmonious architectural ensemble characteristic of European development from the late 19th to early 20th century. Especially noteworthy is the interplay of textures between the smooth plastered surface of the wall and the detailed pattern of the metal railing.

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