The image shows a fragment of an architectural facade with an expressive window in Art Nouveau or early Eclectic style. The window stands out with its characteristic terracotta-red frame, creating a stark contrast with the light brick wall of the building. The architectural composition of the window has a complex structure with a semi-circular arched top and an original geometric pattern of window dividers.
Particularly noteworthy is the rhythmic organization of window sections with an oval element in the central upper part, which gives the entire composition elegance and expressiveness. The side parts of the facade are decorated with ornamental elements resembling stylized leaves or scales, which complement the ornamental richness of the facade. The white blinds behind the glass create an additional rhythmic pattern, enhancing the architectural impression of the entire ensemble.
This architectural element demonstrates a meticulous approach to details, characteristic of commercial architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, when the aesthetic expressiveness of facades played an important role in shaping the appearance of the urban environment.