Romanian
Art, Artists and Culture
|
A Guide to the Best Websites
|
A B C G N R S Artists
|
A
About Romania
Information about Romanian art, culture, museums, collections,
art galleries, exhibitions, artists, libraries, Romanian literature,
dance, theatre and opera.
Archaeology
Architecture
Art
galleries in Romania.
Artists
Artists
Romanian artworks in art museums.
Artists
and writers in Romania.
Links to websites.
Aftenie,
Radu. Radu Aftenie,
a Romanian sculptor of monuments dedicated, in the
past, to historical and cultural heroes of Romania and, in the present,
in an abstract manner, to the higher values and aspirations of mankind.
He has populated numerous sculpture parks in Romania with impressive stone,
marble and bronze constructions.
Brancusi,
Constantin. Works by Brancusi in art museums.
Constantin
Brancusi. Tate Gallery, London.
Constantinescu, Maria. Maria Constantinescu
'The picture painted on glass is subordinated to glass; the glass,
ceasing to be a bare support, remembers it could be a window. Toward
what? Toward mystery, toward the unknown…'
Bucharest
Bucharest
official travel and tourist information.
Museums in Bucharest and Romania.
National Museum of Contemporary Art
Galleries
Pavilion Unicredit
European Art Gallery
Elite Art Gallery
Galeria Orizont
Art Yourself Gallery
C
Cluj
Art OnLine Gallery
An alternative place to the Cluj cultural area, a
spot which brings forward Cluj contemporary art and painting.
Contemporary Romanian art
E
Exploring Romania, a tour guide.
Folk art. The Romanian Folk Art Museum
A broad collection of Romanian folklore artifacts. Located in Philadelphia.
G
Gallery
Without Walls
Contemporary Romanian art.
I
Institutul de Memorie Culturală
Poarta către patrimoniul cultural românesc
Institutul Cultural Roman/The Romanian Cultural Institute
Events, exhibitions, courses.
Museums
Music
in Romania
A Romanian music directory.
N
National
Library of Romania
National
Theatre of Bucharest/Biblioteca Nationala a Romaniei
The National Museum of Art of Romania
R
Romanian
writers, artists and sculptors in exile.
S
University
of Bucharest
Wikipedia entries for Romania.
Translyvania
|
|
