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This image displays a detailed, partial view of the facade of the House of Vasilyeva-Khomutova, located at 72 Bolshoy Prospekt P.S. (Bolshoy Prospekt Petrogradskoy Storony) in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The building is an example of early 20th-century Art Nouveau (Modern style) architecture. The visible section spans approximately three to four stories. The upper floors are constructed of a light grey/beige stone or stucco, while the lowest visible floor features a darker reddish-brown, rusticated finish. A prominent, colorful floral frieze, featuring stylized pink roses, green foliage, and yellow accents, runs horizontally between the upper two main floors. Below this frieze, the facade includes multiple rectangular windows with white frames, many of which have small accumulations of snow on their sills. Some windows reveal sheer white curtains behind the glass. Central to the composition is an ornate, grey stone bay window on the second floor (from the bottom up), elaborately decorated with sculpted floral and foliate motifs. Above the roofline, a distinctive, dark-colored attic ornament resembling a stylized metal tree or plant rises from a stone base. A vertical, decorative relief element is positioned to its left. The lower reddish-brown section of the facade features additional windows and a rectangular plaque, partially obscured by shadows, on the left side of the second bay from the left. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight from the right, casting distinct shadows on architectural elements and highlighting textures. The sky is clear blue. Bare, dark tree branches partially obstruct the view of the right side of the facade. Snow is visible on horizontal ledges, window sills, and portions of the roof, indicating a winter setting. No individuals, actions, or interactions are visible.
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