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The image showcases an exquisite architectural element of a façade designed in the Art Nouveau style with distinct Neo-Gothic influences. At the center of the composition is an elegant balcony with two arched windows separated by a decorative column with a richly ornamented capital. The column is made of light-colored stone and serves as a support for a graceful decorative cross at the top.
The window openings have a characteristic semi-circular shape with double glazing – the upper part is formed as an arch, while the lower part consists of rectangular casements. The façade is clad in light stone, creating a soft contrast with the dark window frames. The wrought iron balcony railing with its intricate geometric pattern featuring spirals, diamonds, and curved lines adds special expressiveness to the composition – typical motifs for the Art Nouveau of the early 20th century.
The decorative cross crowning the composition has a complex form with trefoil elements at the ends, which may indicate the building's connection to a religious institution or the use of sacred motifs in secular architecture, which was characteristic of the Art Nouveau period. The overall symmetry of the composition is balanced by delicate details, creating an exemplary harmony between functionality and decorative aesthetics.