#5877. Elegant 1911 Late Art Nouveau Facade with Bay Window, Decorative Stucco, and Sculptures

The image showcases a magnificent fragment of a building facade in the late Art Nouveau or early Neoclassical style. The facade is painted in a delicate peach color that harmoniously combines with white decorative elements.

The architectural composition includes an expressive semicircular bay window protruding from the central part of the building. The bay window's glass panes are framed with white borders, and above them is a decorative balcony with wooden cross-pattern railing elements. Particular attention is drawn to the rich stucco work beneath the bay window, featuring a mascaron (decorative mask element) and the inscription "LP 1911," likely indicating the year the building was constructed.

On the sides of the facade, there are elegant white sculptural compositions depicting figures, which add special artistic value to the building. The frieze below the windows is adorned with relief ornaments, demonstrating high craftsmanship.

The window openings are harmoniously integrated into the overall composition of the facade, have proper proportions, and emphasize the vertical lines of the building. The combination of the peach background with white architectural details creates an expressive contrast characteristic of early 20th-century urban architecture.