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The image presents a beautiful example of architectural decoration in the Art Nouveau style or eclectic architecture from the early 20th century. This facade fragment demonstrates an exquisite combination of various decorative elements: colorful mosaic work and relief moldings.
The left part of the composition includes a turquoise window framing, while the central focus is drawn to a vertical mosaic panel with predominant blue tones. The mosaic is executed in a refined manner with a plant ornament depicting a stylized flower stem emerging from a decorative vase. The color palette of the mosaic—azure blue with accents of turquoise and golden yellow—creates a striking contrast with the pastel background of the wall.
The right part of the facade is adorned with terracotta molded elements in the form of stylized flowers or leaves, rhythmically arranged vertically against the light background of a niche. These relief details are executed in the characteristic flowing, organic form typical of Art Nouveau.
The entire fragment illustrates the mastery of architects and decorators of that period, their attention to detail, and their desire to create a harmonious yet expressive composition where various materials and techniques are combined.