A low-angle, upward-looking view captures two ornate, multi-story Art Nouveau-style buildings in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, specifically on Plaça del Marquès del Palmer, with the Can Forteza Rey building on the left and the L'Aguila building on the right

A low-angle, upward-looking view captures two ornate, multi-story Art Nouveau-style buildings in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, specifically on Plaça del Marquès del Palmer, with the Can Forteza Rey building on the left and the L'Aguila building on the right. Both structures exhibit light-colored stone or stucco facades featuring numerous windows of varying shapes, including arched and rectangular forms. Many windows are equipped with dark brown louvered shutters, some fully open, others closed or partially ajar. Prominent architectural details include elaborate rounded bay windows with intricate stone carvings, decorative elements, and sections of green and yellow patterned tiling. The buildings flank a narrow, upward-leading view of the sky, which is partly cloudy with patches of blue. Dark green, lobed tree foliage overhangs the top of the frame, partially obscuring the uppermost sections of the buildings and the sky. No individuals or actions are depicted.