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The image showcases a magnificent historical building in neoclassical style with a richly decorated facade. The architectural composition is strictly symmetrical and reflects the principles of classical order. The facade is executed in light-colored stone, giving the building monumentality and grandeur.
The central part is crowned with a triangular pediment featuring an elegant cornice adorned with denticles. Below the pediment, there is a row of circular windows or medallions that add a rhythmic component to the upper part of the building. At the second-floor level, the central part of the facade bears an inscription, likely indicating the building's function as a theater.
Particularly noteworthy are two lateral projections with richly decorated pediments, adorned with sculptural elements. The side sections of the building are emphasized by tall arched windows that contrast with the rectangular windows of the central part. The facade has three main levels with clear horizontal articulation, accentuated by cornices.
The facade details demonstrate high mastery of stone carving — evident in the design of capitals, cornices, and decorative elements above the windows. White window shutters on the central windows add refinement to the overall appearance and emphasize the Southern European character of the architecture. Numerous balustrades and stucco decorations testify to the building's affiliation with high style, characteristic of official and cultural institutions.