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This image, rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise, captures a detailed close-up of a Gothic-style lancet window set into a brick wall. The window features a pointed arch, centrally divided by a slender, light-colored stone or marble column (mullion) with a carved capital and base. The archway and its surrounding elements are adorned with intricate reddish-brown terracotta or brick carvings. Along the curves of the arch, detailed patterns of leaves, geometric shapes, and small figures are visible. Notably, at the apex of the inner arch on the left, a distinct human-like face is carved, while other anthropomorphic or zoomorphic forms are integrated into the decorative friezes above the arch. Rosette-like circular motifs are carved into the spandrels at the springing points of the arch on both sides. The wall surrounding the window is constructed from irregular red bricks with light mortar. To the far right, a vertical pilaster or column with a textured, possibly diamond-patterned, surface provides a decorative border. Through the window opening, a plain, light gray or pale blue interior wall, marked with a subtle white grid pattern, is visible. The lighting is soft and even. No human activity or visible text is present in the scene. The architectural style, material choices, and elaborate carvings suggest a historical building, consistent with the given location context of Milan, Italy.
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