The presented façade fragment is a magnificent example of Art Nouveau style, likely dating back to the early 20th century. We see a portion of a building with luxurious decorative elements, dominated by plasticity and organic motifs characteristic of this architectural movement.
Particularly noteworthy is the richly adorned upper tier with abundant stucco and bronze (or copper) decorative elements forming exquisite floral ornaments. The metallic overlays skillfully imitate intertwining branches, leaves, and grape clusters, creating the impression that the building is enveloped by living vegetation.
The window row is symmetrically organized, featuring four large windows in white frames. Between the windows are vertical decorative elements with reliefs that support the richly designed cornice. The balcony railing is made of wrought iron with elegant plant motifs that echo the overall stylistic approach of the façade.
The lower part of the façade is designed more modestly, with decorative grilles creating rhythmic unity and compositional completeness. In the right part of the image, a fragment of an entrance is visible, presumably to a hotel, as evidenced by the partially visible sign with the word "HOTEL".
This structure exemplifies the high craftsmanship of Art Nouveau architects and decorators, demonstrating how building functionality harmoniously combined with artistic expression and the aspiration to create a holistic work of art.