The photograph captures an elegant section of a historical building façade in the Beaux-Arts style, characteristic of Parisian architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century. The frame showcases a distinctive rounded corner of the building with magnificent detailing in light-colored sandstone or limestone.
The façade features rusticated masonry and a vertical organization with three levels of windows and balconies. Particularly noteworthy are the exquisite wrought iron balcony railings with filigree patterns and geometric motifs. Each balcony is adorned with fine metalwork, reflecting a high level of craftsmanship.
The architectural decoration of the façade is rich and varied: cornices, sculptured garlands and medallions between floors, decorative brackets under balconies, and sculptural elements with floral motifs. Beneath the lowest balcony, one can observe a relief mask - a typical decorative element for this architectural style.
The façade bears a date - 1903, which corresponds to the period of active construction in the Beaux-Arts style. The rounded shape of the building corner is masterfully emphasized by the vertical rhythm of windows, creating a harmonious and elegant appearance characteristic of prestigious Parisian districts during the Belle Époque.