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The photograph showcases a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The facade of the building is constructed from light-colored brick and richly decorated with ceramic panels featuring floral and decorative motifs.
The central part of the facade is accentuated by a large stained-glass window with decorative columns and an elegant clock dated 1892. Above the central window rises a semicircular pediment with a heraldic composition. The roof has a mansard shape characteristic of Art Nouveau style.
Of particular artistic value are the numerous ceramic panels arranged symmetrically across the entire facade. They display typical Art Nouveau depictions of natural motifs, stylized flowers, and decorative elements in a warm color palette. The round medallions feature female profiles executed in a manner characteristic of this style.
The window frames and cornice of the building demonstrate the attention to detail typical of Art Nouveau architecture. An ornamental frieze depicting daisies encircles the lower part of the facade, creating a cohesive composition. All these elements form a harmonious ensemble, representing an excellent example of the decorative arts of that era.