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Helenka Façade: Floral Art Nouveau of the Early 20th Century

#5813. Helenka Façade: Floral Art Nouveau of the Early 20th Century

The image showcases an exquisite Art Nouveau façade decorated with characteristic floral and plant motifs. The façade is finished in a warm sand color with decorative elements in orange and burgundy tones. The central composition features two symmetrically placed windows with reddish-brown wooden frames.

Of particular artistic value is the decorative design featuring stylized floral motifs and leaves that frame the windows and form a complex botanical pattern. Thin lines of stems gracefully curve around the window openings, connecting with floral elements. Below the windows, there are decorative round lamps or elements that complement the overall composition.

In the lower part of the façade, there is an artistic inscription "HELENKA" and the date "1903," indicating the period of the building's creation—the height of the Art Nouveau style in European architecture. There are also geometric elements in the form of rhombuses with the initials "AD," organically integrated into the overall plant ornament. The yellow drainpipe located in the center becomes part of the overall composition rather than just a functional element.

This façade is an excellent example of early 20th century Art Nouveau architecture, where decorative elements, flowing lines, and natural motifs merge into a harmonious whole, creating a unique artistic image.

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