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The image showcases an expressive fragment of a building façade in the Art Nouveau style, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The upper part of the building is crowned with an elegant turret with a spire, which serves as the dominant element of the composition. The tower has a complex structure with decorative elements in the form of volutes and ornamental motifs.
The exquisite decorative plasticity of the façade draws special attention. The flowing, fluid lines characteristic of Art Nouveau can be traced in the balcony railings and supporting elements. The white color of the façade effectively contrasts with the blue sky, emphasizing the intricate lacework and lightness of the architectural solution.
The balcony on the second floor is adorned with wrought iron railings featuring smooth curves typical of Art Nouveau aesthetics. Above it rises a richly decorated tower structure with elements resembling stylized vegetation and volutes. The upper part of the tower exhibits the characteristic Art Nouveau combination of functionality and decorativeness, where structural elements themselves become part of the artistic concept.