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Turquoise Façade: Openwork Carving of Russian Wooden Art Nouveau

#3996. Turquoise Façade: Openwork Carving of Russian Wooden Art Nouveau

The image showcases a magnificent example of wooden architecture in the Russian Art Nouveau style with elements of Northern wooden baroque. This exquisite mansion is executed in a characteristic turquoise-blue palette with rich white decorative elements.

The façade demonstrates virtuoso craftsmanship in woodcarving. Particularly notable is the openwork decoration of cornices, window frames, and decorative elements that create the impression of lace framing. The central tower with its dome-shaped top and spire gives the structure vertical dynamics and serves as a compositional dominant.

The architectural composition is asymmetrical, which is characteristic of Art Nouveau. The façade is enriched with bay windows, balconies, and carved porches, creating a complex interplay of volumes and shadows. Numerous decorative details harmoniously combine with functional elements – large windows that provide good natural lighting for the interior spaces.

The color scheme of the façade emphasizes its structure: the turquoise color of the main surfaces effectively contrasts with the snow-white carvings, giving the building a festive, elegant appearance even in winter surroundings. The mansion is surrounded by a snowy landscape, which enhances the impression of its belonging to the northern architectural tradition.

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