Romanian Collection (page 5)

Christening of Prince Peter of Yugoslavia (1923-1970) in October 1923 in Belgrade.Albert, Duke of York (1895-1952) (later King George VI) acted as Chief Witness as he did at King Alexanders wedding

Romania, Constanta, Statue of Mihai Eminescu, and the Genoese lighthouse

Romania, Constanta, Ceramic pots in the Roman Mosaic Museum, also known as the Roman Edifice

Wallachians, 1879. Artist: E Ronjat
Wallachians, 1879. Wallachia formed a Romanian principality in eastern Europe from the late Middle Ages until the mid-19th century. Its name is derived from the Vlachs, another name for Romanians

Monument at Croce di Petra, at Kalougaren, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Monument at Croce di Petra, at Kalougaren, 1854. Memorial at Calugareni in modern Romania, ...which commemorates the victory of Prince Michael of Wallachia over Sultan Mahmoud in 1585

National Bank of Romania at Night, Old Town Quarter of Lipscani, Bucharest, Romania

The painted ceiling of Stavropoleos Monastery and Church, Bucharest, Romania

Interior rooms inside the Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania

Biserica Zlatari Orthodox Church at Night, Bucharest, Romania

Wall Murals, Bucharest, Romania

Stavropoleos Monastery and Church, Bucharest, Romania

Interior of Romanian Athenaeum Concert Hall, Bucharest, Romania

Equestrian Statue of King Carol I in front of the Central University Library, Bucharest, Romania

Landscape in the Danube Delta close to Tulcea, Dobrudscha, Romania

Former council house clock tower, Brasov, Transylvania, Romania

View over Sighisoara in morming light, Transylvania, Romania

St. Nicholas Church, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Turnul Dulgherilor, Carpenters tower, Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania

Tarnava Vare river with the old town of Sighisoara in the morning light, Unesco World Heritage Site, Transylvania, Romania

CEC-Palace, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

St. Antony Old Princely Church, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

CaEAin Monastery, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania
CaEin Monastery, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Sunset at the Saint George branch of the Danube, Saint George, Danube Delta, Dobrudscha, Romania

The architects house, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Atheneul Roman, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Canal at the village of Saint George, Danube Delta, Dobradschda, Romania

Tomis Tourist Port, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Poarta Ecaterinei, Catherines gate, Brasov, Transylvania, Romania

Rasnov with Rasnov castle, Transylvania, Romania

Protestant City Church, Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania

The Clock Tower, Unesco World Heritage Site, Sighisoara, Transylvania, Romania

Hay stacks at Magura, Craiului National Parc, Transylvania, Romania

Transfagarasan road, Transylvania, Romania

Balea lake at Transfagarasan road, Transylvania, Romania

Pier with boats and fishermen at the Saint George branch of the Danube, Saint George, Danube Delta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Tarnava Vare river with the old town of Sighisoara at dawn, Unesco World Heritage Site, Transylvania, Romania

Coltea clinic, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Sculpture for Avram Iancu with Kretzulescu Church, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Folk Art Museum, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Opticien at Sighisoara, Transylvania, Romania

National Theatre, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Victory monument, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Orthodox church Buna Vestire, Brasov, Transylvania, Romania

Victory monument Tropaeum Traiani, Adamclisi, Dobrudscha, Romania

Harbour of Saint George, Danube Delta, Dobrudscha, Romania

Rupea castle, Rupea, Transylvania, Romania

National Bank of Romania, Bucharest, Walachia, Romania

Historical lighthouse, Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania

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Romania, a country rich in history and culture, offers a myriad of captivating sights and experiences. From the whimsical world of the Flea Circus to the awe-inspiring beauty of the Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral in Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania never fails to leave visitors spellbound. In Bucharest's Tailors Synagogue, one can marvel at the intricate Star of David stained-glass window detail, symbolizing both faith and heritage. Meanwhile, nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes lies Peles Castle in Sinaia – an architectural masterpiece that took almost four decades to complete. The artistic prowess of Romania shines through illustrations like Edmond Dulac's enchanting portrayal for "The Dreamer of Dreams, " penned by none other than Queen Marie herself. This watercolor and gouache creation transports viewers into a realm where imagination knows no bounds. History buffs will undoubtedly be intrigued by Vlad Drakul – a figure synonymous with Romanian folklore and known as Count Dracula. His legacy continues to fascinate as tales from his homeland unfold within places like Iasi with its various views showcasing Romania's diverse landscape. Beyond cultural landmarks lie economic endeavors such as the Romanian Oilfield – a testament to this nation's resourcefulness and determination. In Giurgiu's Port Street, bustling activity paints a vibrant picture of commerce thriving along its riverbanks. Royalty graces these lands too; Prince Philip & Prince Michael of Romania riding together exemplify tradition melded seamlessly with modernity. And speaking of traditions, Romanian women donning their exquisite traditional costumes embody grace and elegance passed down through generations. Education also takes center stage in Romania; Vasile Lupu Normal School in Iasi stands tall as an institution dedicated to nurturing young minds while preserving national values. From flea circuses that tickle your fancy to majestic castles that transport you back in time - Romania beckons with open arms ready to share its stories etched deep within its soul.