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The photograph depicts an elegant door portal in the Catalan Modernisme (Art Nouveau) style, integrated into a brick facade. This is an excellent example of architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, characteristic of Barcelona and its surrounding areas.
The facade is made of red brick, which creates a warm background for the decorative elements. Particularly expressive is the arched construction above the door, adorned with traditional Catalan ceramic tiles (azulejos) featuring a blue geometric pattern on a white background. These ceramic inserts are also present on the sides of the doorway, adding a Mediterranean flair to the building.
The wooden double door is crafted from dark wood with a diagonal pattern and decorative metal fixtures. The upper part of the door is complemented by glass inserts with a radial design, typical of Art Nouveau architecture. Above the door is an arched frieze with wooden lattice and decorative elements that create a rhythmic pattern.
An interesting detail of the facade is the stone corbels with relief elements crowning the arch and supporting the protruding elements of the facade. It's worth noting the harmonious combination of strict geometry in the brickwork with the elegant curved lines of the arch and bright accents of ceramic inserts — these are typical features of Catalan Modernisme, possibly reminiscent of the works of masters such as Antoni Gaudí or Lluís Domènech i Montaner.