#4885. Elegant Art Nouveau Facade with Decorative Balcony and Sculptural Elements

The photograph captures a magnificent example of an Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) facade, characteristic of European architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century. The central element of the composition is an elegant semi-circular window with original geometric mullion divisions, framed by an arched stone casing.

Particularly noteworthy is the small balcony with an exquisite wrought iron railing in blue, adorned with floral and plant motifs typical of Art Nouveau aesthetics. On both sides of the balcony are decorative sculptural elements in the form of female figures (caryatids), skillfully integrated into the overall facade composition.

The building wall is constructed of light-colored stone with precise masonry, creating an elegant background for the decorative elements. Above the window, small circular elements with ornamental frames can be seen, likely decorative windows or ventilation openings, complementing the harmonious appearance of the facade.

The composition is crowned by a dark cornice that contrasts with the light surface of the wall, giving completeness to the entire architectural ensemble. This facade represents an excellent example of the synthesis of architecture, sculpture, and decorative arts characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.