The image shows a fragment of an architectural ensemble in modernist style with a clear influence of the Catalan architectural school. We can see decorative columns and capitals executed in a characteristic organic manner reminiscent of Antonio Gaudí's works.
The columns have a textured surface with a rough finish that creates an interesting play of light and shadow. The capitals are richly adorned with complex vegetal ornaments featuring stylized floral motifs typical of Art Nouveau from the early 20th century. Particularly expressive is the plasticity of the stone carving, where flowing forms create the impression that stone was a malleable material.
The architectural composition includes a contrast between the strict brick masonry wall in the background and the expressive organic forms of the decorative elements. Such a combination of geometric rigor and natural plasticity is characteristic of Catalan Modernism architecture. The light sandy shade of the stone creates a soft impression and allows for better perception of the intricate detailing.