The image showcases an exquisite example of decorative stucco work on a building facade, executed in Art Nouveau or early 20th century Neoclassical style. The frame focuses on the upper part of a door or window opening, adorned with refined floral motifs.
Particularly noteworthy is the overdoor lintel with rich vegetal ornamentation, where a large stylized flower rosette takes center stage, surrounded by symmetrically arranged floral elements and curved acanthus leaves. The smooth, flowing lines of the relief create a sense of organic quality and natural elegance characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The framing of the opening is also decorated with plant motifs in the corners, emphasizing the integrity of the composition. In the lower part, a decorative metal element with a geometric pattern is visible, contrasting with the plasticity of the stucco decor. On the right side of the facade, the building number 28 can be seen.
The light tone of the plaster highlights the volume and plasticity of the decorative elements, creating an expressive play of light and shadow. This facade detail is a striking example of the attention to artistic design in urban architecture of previous eras, when even utilitarian building elements were transformed into works of decorative applied art.