Wallachia Collection

The Endless Column by Constantin Brancusi, Targu Jiu, 1938. Brancusi is one of the mosst influential sculptors of the 20th century and of modernism

The Endless Column by Constantin Brancusi, Targu Jiu, 1938. It is part of a sculptural ensemble together with The Table of Silence, The Gate of the Kiss and the Chairs Alley. Romania, Targu Jiu

Giurgiu, Romania - Port Street
Port Street (Strada Portului) at Giurgiu - the capital city of Giurgiu County, Romania, in the Greater Wallachia. Situated amid mud-flats

The golden domes of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. Bucharest, Romania

Elegant buildings dating back to the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, in the old town of Bucharest. Romania

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

Tiles of the Biserica Sfantul Spiridon Vechi (St. Spiridon Old Orthodox Church), Bucharest. Romania

Windows of a traditional house of Campanii de Sus, dating back to the 19th century. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Stavropoleos Monastery Church, an Eastern Orthodox monastery for nuns in the old town of Bucharest. Romania

Traditional house of Prahova county dating back to the 19th century. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Traditional house from the Carpathian region. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

The Palace of the Parliament, in central Bucharest, is the second largest administrative building in the world. The Palace was ordered by Nicolae Ceausescu (1918a'1989)

Traditional house of Dumitra, Transylvania. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Traditional well from Maramures region. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Traditional russian house of Tulcea county dating back to the 19th century. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Traditional farmhouse. Museum of Viticulture and Tree Growing, Golesti. Arges County, Romania

Detail of a house in Smardan street (Strada Smardan), the main pedestrian street in central Bucharest. Romania

The cloisters of the Stavropoleos Monastery, an Eastern Orthodox monastery for nuns in the old town of Bucharest. Romania

Library of Carol I University Foundation in Calea Victoriei, the oldest and most representative historical boulevard in Bucharest. Romania

Cross from Maramures. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Maramures wooden church. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Museum of Viticulture and Tree Growing, Golesti. Arges County, Romania

Cross in a crossroad. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Turea wooden church, Cluj County, dating back to the 18th century. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

House from Bancu, Harghita. National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului) at Herastrau Park, Bucharest

House from Balesti-Gorj. Museum of Viticulture and Tree Growing, Golesti. Arges County, Romania

Soviet buildings, Bucharest. Romania

Window of Stavropoleos Monastery Church, an Eastern Orthodox monastery for nuns in the old town of Bucharest. Romania

European Turkey map by Th. Duvotenay
European Turkey map by Thunot Duvotenay. Historia de Turquia by Joseph Marie Jouannin (1783-1844) and Jules Van Gaver, 1840. Date: 2018

PETROM building, Ploiesti, city in Great Wallachia, Romania
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Museum Vlad Tepes in the Chindia watch tower of the princely court (curtea palace) in Targoviste, Romania, Carpathian mountains. Date: 15/10/2009

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Museum Vlad Tepes in the Chindia watch tower of the princely court (curtea palace) in Targoviste, Romania, Carpathian mountains. Date: 15/10/2009

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Spring in Herastrau Park in the City center of Bucharest. Herastrau is the biggest and nicest park in Bucharest. to stroll around in spring is a traditional weekend activity for the citizens of

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Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Arges is one of the most important examples of religious architecture in Romania and burial place for many Romanian kings. Romania, Curtea de Arges. Date: 02/12/2008

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Monastery Manastirea dintr-un Lemn, a garden monastery in Wallachia, founded around 1660. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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Monastery Manastirea dintr-un Lemn, a garden monastery in Wallachia, founded around 1660. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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The monastery of Horezu (Hurezi, Horez) in Romania is listed as UNESCO world heritage. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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The Monastery of the Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Arges. Romania, Curtea de Arges. Date: 02/12/2008

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The Monastery of the Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Arges. Romania, Curtea de Arges. Date: 02/12/2008

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Bucharest Farm museum Muzeul Satului Dimitri Gusit details of old farms. Bucharest, Romania Date: 02/12/2008

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The valley of river bistrita, Wallachia. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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The monastery of Bistrita in Wallachia. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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The monastery of Bistrita in Wallachia. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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Monastery of Tismana, Wallachia. Romania. Date: 02/12/2008

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Romania, Sinaia. Neo-Renaissance Peles Castle, c. 1873. Summer residence of King Carol I (Charles) of Romania, exterior. Date: 18/01/2006

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Romania, Sinaia. Neo-Renaissance Peles Castle, c. 1873. Royal summer residence in the Carpathian mountains. Date: 18/01/2006

Costumes of Peasants from (L to R) Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Germany
CHT187133 Costumes of Peasants from (L to R) Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Germany, from Esquisses de la Vie Populaire en Hongroie by Gabriel de Pronay, 1855 (colour litho) by Veber, H

Habit of a Gentleman of Wallachia (engraving)
3640496 Habit of a Gentleman of Wallachia (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Habit of a Gentleman of Wallachia)

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Wallachia, a land steeped in history and culture, holds many treasures within its borders. From the iconic Endless Column by Constantin Brancusi in Targu Jiu to the picturesque Port Street in Giurgiu, Romania, this region is a testament to artistic brilliance and architectural marvels. Brancusi's Endless Column stands tall as a symbol of endurance and resilience, capturing the essence of Wallachia's spirit. Its presence in Targu Jiu since 1938 has become an emblematic landmark for visitors from all over the world. As we explore further into Wallachia's rich tapestry, we encounter PETROM building in Ploiesti—a city known for its significant role in Great Wallachia. This structure stands as a testament to modernity while paying homage to the region's historical roots. Speaking of history, Vlad the Impaler—Prince of Wallachia—leaves an indelible mark on our minds. His reign from 1431-1476 was both feared and respected; his legacy still echoes through time. Moving towards Bucharest, Romania's capital city reveals breathtaking sights such as St. Nicholas Orthodox Church with its golden domes shimmering under sunlight. The church serves as a reminder of Wallachians' deep-rooted religious beliefs and their devotion to faith. The streets of Wallachian towns are adorned with elegant buildings dating back centuries—their architecture reflecting influences from different eras. These structures stand proudly as witnesses to past glories and remind us that beauty can withstand the test of time. To truly understand Wallachia's place on Europe's map, Théodore Duvotenay provides insight through his cartographic work depicting European Turkey—an essential geographical reference point for understanding this region’s significance. Lastly but not leastly is Brancusi’s Table of Silence—a poignant sculpture located alongside his Endless Column—which represents unity amidst the chaos of war.