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The image shows a fragment of a building facade designed in Art Deco style with elements of American Neoclassicism. The facade is faced with sand-colored brick and adorned with vibrant polychrome decorative elements.
The upper part of the composition is crowned with two relief images of eagles with outstretched wings — a typical symbol in American architecture of the early 20th century, representing strength and grandeur. They are symmetrically positioned on either side of the central window.
Particularly striking is the polychrome frieze, richly decorated with geometric patterns and stylized images. The central parts of the compositions feature radiant circles resembling rising suns — a characteristic Art Deco motif — from which decorative rays extend outward. The ornamental band includes a complex color palette: ochre, greenish, reddish, and blue tones, creating a bright contrast with the brickwork.
The lower part of the facade has more restrained decoration with geometric motifs typical of the Art Deco style. The entire composition reveals the influence of American architectural tradition of the 1920s-30s with its interest in ancient cultures and stylized forms.