The image showcases a magnificent ceremonial entrance executed in a rich eclectic Baroque style. The building's façade displays exquisite stonework with alternating bands of smooth and rusticated stone, creating an effect of horizontal rhythm and visual dynamics.
The central element of the composition is a monumental arched door portal, framed by a massive architectural casing made of light-colored stone. The door itself is a true masterpiece of decorative applied art: double-leaved, crafted from dark metal (presumably bronze or wrought iron) with abundant gilded decoration. The door panels are adorned with complex relief compositions featuring floral motifs, mythological elements, and heraldic symbols, executed with exceptional detail.
Above the entrance is a semicircular finishing with even more luxurious gilded sculptural decoration, crowned by a central figure, which adds additional solemnity to the composition. On both sides of the entrance are elegant lamp posts with spherical shades, maintaining the symmetry of the composition and emphasizing the building's status.
The base of the façade is faced with dark polished stone, creating a contrast with the upper part and visually reinforcing the foundation of the building. This combination of materials and textures—polished and rusticated stone, dark metal, and gilding—is a characteristic technique for representative architecture of the late 19th to early 20th century and testifies to the high status of the structure.