Art Nouveau/Empire, at the same time yellow/beige

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Baroque Facade with Ornate Balcony and Arched Windows

#5060. Baroque Facade with Ornate Balcony and Arched Windows

The presented facade fragment demonstrates an exquisite example of Baroque or Rococo style architecture. The central element of the composition is a luxuriously decorated balcony opening with a double arched window construction. The architectural solution is distinguished by rich sculptural ornamentation, characteristic of the flourishing period of decorative architecture.

The upper part of the window opening is crowned with an elaborate stucco cartouche featuring floral motifs and acanthus leaves, creating a crown-like effect above the entire composition. On both sides of the arched framing, there are symmetrical decorative elements with floral and plant ornaments skillfully carved from stone.

The balcony is supported by massive profiled consoles adorned with sculptural details. The balcony balustrade consists of classical turned stone balusters. The window shutters with louvered elements add functionality to this architectural masterpiece while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the composition.

Particularly noteworthy is the central column with a capital that divides the double window opening and supports the arched structure. The fine elaboration of details and mastery in the execution of stone carving testify to the high level of craftsmanship of that period.

The overall color scheme of the facade is maintained in soft beige tones of natural stone, which gives the structure nobility and monumentality, despite the decorative excess of details.

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