The image showcases a window of a historic building with richly decorated architectural framing executed in a neoclassical style with Art Nouveau elements. The window is embedded in a light brick facade, creating an expressive contrast between the background masonry and the intricately crafted stone decorations.
The window opening has a rectangular shape and is divided into six sections by wooden frames of a greenish hue. Of particular artistic value is the massive stone framing around the window. Along the sides are decorative pilasters with elegant relief elements, among which the repeating palmettes (stylized fan-shaped ornaments) stand out.
Above the window is a magnificent frieze with relief panels containing symbolic images. The central part of the frieze is adorned with a caduceus (the staff of Mercury) - a symbol of medicine and commerce, which may indicate the original purpose of the building. There are also laurel wreaths and other classical motifs typical of public buildings from the early 20th century.
The lower part of the window framing concludes with a decorative band of small relief rosettes, and beneath it is a row of volute-shaped elements that give the composition a finished look. Such exquisite architectural details testify to the high level of craftsmanship of the stonemasons and the significance of the building in the urban ensemble.