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The image displays an expressive architectural element on a façade in the form of a sculptural bull's head. This detail is executed in stone and integrated into the wall of a historic building. The bull's head with its characteristic horns is placed in a decorative niche with a geometric stepped frame, creating a sense of depth and emphasizing the significance of the symbol.
The lower part of the composition is adorned with a floral ornament featuring symmetrically arranged rosettes, typical of classical architectural decoration. The entire element demonstrates the mastery of stone carving and attention to detail characteristic of historical architecture. Based on the stylistics, this element likely belongs to the Renaissance or Baroque period, when animal symbolism was frequently used in architectural decor.
The texture of the stone and visible traces of time on the sculpture's surface indicate the considerable age of the building. Such zoomorphic elements often carried not only decorative but also symbolic functions, reflecting certain qualities or histories associated with the structure or its owners.