Jugendstil Architectural Relief Wall Panel – Amsterdam, ca. 1910 A rare, unique and expressive Jugendstil (Art Nouveau / Jugendstil) architectural relief panel, originally mounted as a facade or interior wall stone on a residential building in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, circa 1910. The piece embodies the organic symmetry and ornamental drama typical of the movement, with a central stylized female mask framed by floral motifs and geometric wing-like forms—strongly reminiscent of Northern European decorative architecture from the early 20th century. Although the exact provenance and maker remain unknown, the panel was recovered from an Amsterdam residence, and shows authentic period production traits including original mortar residues on the reverse, confirming historical mounting and age. Dimensions Approx. 50 x 41 x 4 cm (h x w x d) Weight: approx. 2,5 kg Provenance Architectural relief panel from a residential building, Amsterdam Origin: The Netherlands Period: circa 1910 (Jugendstil era) From a private architectural salvage source Further historical origin unknown Condition One historic break professionally restored Structurally stable repair, visually discreet No missing fragments Surface in very good antique condition Light age wear consistent with period use Authentic mortar remains on reverse Style: Jugendstil / Northern European Art Nouveau Central motif: female mask with floral headdress Geometric side elements with stylized “wing” forms Period architectural ornamental aesthetic Ready for wall display; this is a original and unique architectural relief panel, not a later reproduction. Shipping & Handling Will be packed professionally and securely Next-day dispatch Shipped via registered & insured post Tracking provided