#4587. Golden Art Nouveau Facade with "Par Nous Pour Nous" Decorative Panel

This image showcases a stunning example of Art Nouveau architecture, likely of Belgian or French influence from the early 20th century. The building's facade is adorned with a magnificent decorative panel in golden-beige tones featuring elegant female figures, characteristic of the Art Nouveau aesthetic.

The central composition of the facade is organized around a circular medallion window, above which is a stylized decorative painting depicting figures in flowing, fluid garments. Particularly noteworthy is the lower decorative element with the inscription "PAR NOUS POUR NOUS" ("By us for us"), which emphasizes the ideology of the era, possibly indicating that the building belonged to a public cooperative or association.

The architectural solution of the facade demonstrates the Art Nouveau's characteristic aspiration toward organic forms, flowing lines, and decorative elements. The white elements of the balcony with geometric railing patterns create an interesting contrast with the pictorial frieze. The facade combines a gray plastered background with vibrant decorative inserts, creating an impressive visual effect.

The lower windows have practical rectangular shapes but are designed in a style consistent with the main decor. Signs reading "A LOUER" (For Rent) and "APPARTEMENT" (Apartment) indicate the contemporary use of this historic building as a residential space.