The image showcases an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture. This elegant entrance portal is characterized by flowing, organic lines and expressive asymmetry, typical of the Art Nouveau style from the early 20th century.
The arched portal is framed by sophisticated decorative elements: two columns with richly sculptured capitals support an arch with red brick trim. The arch itself has the characteristic fluid, "flowing" form of the Art Nouveau style, creating an impression of movement within a static structure.
The entrance door is enclosed in a wrought iron grille with typical Art Nouveau curved patterns resembling plant motifs. The facade solution harmoniously combines functionality with decorative elements: the lattice structure not only serves as protection but also stands as an important aesthetic element. Above the door is a semicircular window, which together with the grille forms a unified composition.
The contrast between the light-colored columns, reddish brick of the arch, and dark metal grille creates an expressive interplay of textures and colors characteristic of mature Art Nouveau architecture. The building facade visible in the background is made of brick, which was typical for urban architecture of that period.