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Neoclassical Facade with Golden Doors and Decorative Pediment

#4238. Neoclassical Facade with Golden Doors and Decorative Pediment

The image showcases a magnificent example of classical architecture – monumental doors framed by an exquisite stone portal. The doorway is crowned with a luxurious pediment featuring volutes and a central acroterion vase, executed in neoclassical style. A distinctive expressiveness is added by the round medallions with rosettes positioned in the upper part of the pediment.

The doors are crafted from golden-hued metal and adorned with a symmetrical composition of square coffers featuring floral motifs. Each coffer contains intricately detailed flower ornaments in the form of multi-petaled rosettes of various configurations. In the upper section of the doors, a clock with Roman numerals is installed, harmoniously integrated into the overall facade design.

The door casing is made from light-colored stone with skillful carving, including rows of classical ornaments – ionic patterns, palmettes, and twisted elements. To the right of the entrance, a classical wall-mounted lantern is visible, complementing the overall composition. The entire structure is embedded in an elegant stone facade, demonstrating the fine craftsmanship of stonemasons and the sophisticated building culture of early 20th century public architecture.

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