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The Raichle Palace (Hungarian Secession / Art Nouveau Style)

Serbia (Subotica)

The Raichle Palace (Hungarian Secession / Art Nouveau Style)

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Designed and constructed during the fin-de-siècle period, specifically built between 1903 and 1904 under the visionary direction of the architect Ferenc Raichle.

Architecturally, it served as the private family residence and professional architectural office for Ferenc Raichle, designed to showcase an uncompromising avant-garde artistic manifesto inspired by national folk craft and modern European design trends.

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