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The image showcases a magnificent example of Italian Liberty style (Art Nouveau) architecture from the early 20th century. This corner building features a richly decorated facade in cream-beige tones, combining elements of classical and Art Nouveau styles. The corner bay window is particularly expressive, adorned with exquisite stone carvings and wrought iron details.
The facade is characterized by a rhythmic alternation of architectural elements – balconies with delicate wrought iron railings, decorative pilasters, and cornices. The intricate stucco work with floral motifs typical of the Art Nouveau style is particularly noteworthy. Windows are framed with decorative moldings and cornices.
An Italian flag displayed on one of the second-floor balconies emphasizes the building's national identity. The lower balconies are adorned with flowering plants in planters, adding picturesqueness to the overall composition. The building is crowned with an expressive cornice featuring decorative elements, creating an effective completion to the facade.
Special attention is drawn to the corner balcony with its elegant semi-circular bay window and rich ornamentation, which serves as the architectural focal point of the building. The refined facade decoration with intricately detailed elements testifies to the high mastery of stonemasons and stucco artists of that era.