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The image showcases an excellent example of early 20th-century Art Nouveau architecture. The building's facade is constructed from light-colored brick with distinctive horizontal bands of yellow brick that create a rhythmic division of the wall surface.
Particularly noteworthy is the elegant balcony with intricate wrought-iron railings displaying fluid, flowing lines and botanical motifs — characteristic features of the Art Nouveau style. The balcony rests on substantial stone brackets that blend harmoniously with the overall composition of the facade.
Above the ground floor windows are decorative panels featuring birds in bright, predominantly yellow tones, framed by arched stone pediments. Similar but larger decorative inserts can be seen above the second-floor windows.
The upper part of the facade is crowned with a graceful arched structure featuring volutes on each side, typical of the Art Nouveau style. An interesting detail is the roller shutters above the second-floor windows, which were likely added later but do not disrupt the overall aesthetic of the building.
Overall, the facade represents a harmonious combination of functionality and decorative elements, characteristic of European architecture from the beginning of the last century.