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The image shows a fragment of a building facade in the Art Nouveau or Modernist style with vibrant decorative elements. Above the window opening, there is a decorative band with an elegant ornament in terracotta-red color on a light beige background. The central element of the ornament is a stylized flower with white petals and a red center, from which flowing curved lines symmetrically extend, forming plant motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.
The window opening is framed with a gray stone portal. The window itself has an arched upper part with decorative white muntins forming two semicircles. The lower part of the window is divided into two rectangular sections. On both sides of the window opening, pink ceramic tiles are laid in horizontal rows, creating an interesting color contrast with the gray framing and the decorative band above the window.
The combination of elegant floral ornament, characteristic color palette, and rounded forms of the window frame is an excellent example of Art Nouveau architecture from the early 20th century, when special attention was paid to decorative elements and natural motifs in the design of urban facades.