This image showcases a fragment of a building facade executed in brick style with Art Nouveau elements. The architectural composition is distinguished by an expressive vertical decorative element that occupies the central place in the frame. This vertical accent is designed as an ornamental strip in turquoise-green color with a relief floral pattern.
The main material of the facade is red-brown brick, laid with high precision, creating a clear rhythmic pattern of masonry. Particular attention is drawn to the contrast between the warm tone of the brick and the cool shade of the decorative ceramic insert. To the left of the central ornamental strip, a thin vertical line with a mosaic blue pattern can be seen, adding additional color diversity to the facade.
In the upper part of the facade, sculptural elements executed in relief technique are noticeable, indicating the architect's attention to detail and desire to enrich the building's plasticity. Such a combination of brickwork with decorative ceramic elements is characteristic of architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, when various materials were actively used to create expressive facade solutions.