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The image showcases an elegant fragment of a building facade in the Art Nouveau style from the early 20th century. Of particular interest is the vertical row of three semi-circular balconies with graceful metal railings. Each balcony has a smooth, streamlined shape characteristic of Art Nouveau architecture and is adorned with decorative elements featuring floral ornaments — stylized red flower motifs against a light green background.
To the right of the balconies is a vertical row of window openings designed in a more austere manner, with cross-shaped frames typical of this style. Between the windows, decorative inserts with floral and geometric ornaments can be observed, harmoniously complementing the overall composition of the facade. The color scheme of the facade is executed in light, cream tones, emphasizing the elegance and refinement of the architectural solution.
Especially noteworthy is the fluidity of the semi-circular balconies' lines, which create a rhythmic alternation in the vertical direction, adding volume and dynamism to the facade. The contrast between the geometric austerity of the window openings and the smoothness of the balcony forms is a characteristic feature of Art Nouveau, where organic forms are combined with functionality.