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The image displays a detailed section of the House of the Weeping Widow (Arshavsky House) at 23 Architect Horodetsky Street, Kyiv, Ukraine. The multi-story building's facade is predominantly dark red-burgundy, with contrasting cream-yellow trim and extensive white stucco decorative elements, indicating an Art Nouveau architectural style. The year "1900" is inscribed on an upper facade section. A white, full-figure statue of a draped female with a bowed head is situated within a recessed niche on a rounded corner of the building. The niche is capped by a dark, dome-shaped canopy, and a dark, ornate urn-like decorative element is present below the statue. The building features various windows, including rectangular and arched forms, all equipped with dark frames. Several balconies are visible; some have ornate wrought-iron railings, while others display classical stone balustrades. A metal balcony on the upper right side has green netting attached beneath it. The facade is richly adorned with white stucco reliefs, depicting floral motifs, scrollwork, classical columns with capitals, and circular medallions. Multiple black utility wires run horizontally across the mid-ground of the scene. A blue circular street sign with a red border and diagonal line, indicating "no parking," is visible on the lower left. A partial view of a triangular street sign is present on the far right.
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