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The image showcases a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture from the early 20th century. The facade of the building features the characteristic plasticity of forms, flowing lines, and rich decorative elements typical of this style. The main focal point of the composition is the entrance portal with an elegant arched opening, framed by smooth, organic forms in the stonework.
The upper part of the entrance portal is adorned with relief decorations featuring floral motifs, which is a typical element of the Art Nouveau style. Above the door is a splendid semi-circular stained glass window with exquisite metalwork and a floral pattern predominantly in pink hues. This stained glass not only serves as a decorative element but also creates a special play of light inside the building.
The facade is made of light-colored stone with a smooth surface, which contrasts with the rich ornamentation of the entrance group. To the right of the entrance, a white column can be seen covered with ivy, giving the building a sense of unity with nature—another characteristic motif of Art Nouveau architecture. The building number, 582, is also visible on the facade.
Of particular note is the overall composition of the entrance group with its flowing, fluid lines that appear as if molded from a soft material, creating a sense of plasticity and organic quality to the entire structure. Such architectural plasticity is a distinctive feature of Art Nouveau and demonstrates the highest craftsmanship of the stonemasons and architects of that time.