#5140. Parisian Door Portal: Baroque Façade with Carved Oak Door and Exquisite Stone Stuccowork

The photograph showcases a magnificent historical doorway portal in Baroque or early Art Nouveau style, which forms part of a Parisian building. The monumental double wooden door is crafted from oak with rich carved details and geometric panels that create an effect of depth and volume. The warm honey-golden color of the wood contrasts beautifully with the pale gray stone framing.

Particularly noteworthy is the ornate stone decorative portal surrounding the door. It is adorned with exquisite stucco work featuring volutes and a cartouche in the center. The upper part of the portal is crowned with a curved cornice and decorative element in the form of sculptural scrolls, which is typical of French architecture from the Belle Époque period. On the sides, capitals with floral motifs can be seen supporting the architectural composition.

At the entrance, there is a round sign with a prohibitory symbol (likely a no-parking sign), as well as small metal elements at the base of the door that serve as protection against damage. The pavement in front of the entrance is made of stone slabs, which complements the overall historical atmosphere of the façade.