Discover all collections from home!
#StayatHome #onlineART #MNAR
Until it is safe for us to reopen the museum, we invite you to discover our art from home, through the virtual tours available - with audio interpretations and descriptions of selected works. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram and access more information on this website. Let’s use this time to get to know each other better and come closer together by staying apart.
The National Museum of Art of Romania is the country’s prime holder of Romanian, European and Oriental art. Located in the former Royal Palace in Bucharest, it includes the National Gallery (Romanian medieval and modern art) and the European Art Gallery. Apart from numerous temporary exhibitions, visitors can also join guided tours of the former Throne Hall and other spaces of historical relevance.
The Art Collections Museum, the K.H. Zambaccian Museum and the Theodor Pallady Museum are equally part of the National Museum of Art of Romania.
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What is ARTmobile? A handy museum!
ARTmobile is a project born of the Museum’s commitment to make art and particularly its collections more accessible to wider audiences, including the visually and hearing impaired.
The museum’s website was completely restructured to incorporate new features. Forty works in the permanent galleries have now both written and aural descriptions (in Romanian). These are complemented by fifteen theatrical presentations and seventeen short films which interpret works of art in Romanian Sign Language. Paintings by Nicolae Tonitza, Corneliu Baba and Paul Signac are also presented through tactile diagrams, whose exploration is guided by written and aural descriptions.
The free app ARTmobile - A handy museum is now available in Romanian on Google Play!
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Romanian Medieval Art Gallery
Over 900 icons, mural paintings, embroideries, manuscripts, silverware, woodcarvings, many of them unique, amply survey Romanian art from the 14th – to the early 19th century. Items on display showcase developments in Moldavia, Wallachia and Transylvania, reflecting the intricate manner in which a traditional Byzantine layer blended in Oriental as well as Western influences to generate original local art forms.
WOOD GOLD LIGHT. #MAITEC. SULTANA&OVIDIU. DANA&STEPHANE
Curator: Irina Ungureanu
National Gallery, Ground Floor
31 October 2019 – 29 March 2020
Organisers: The National Museum of Art of Romania, Maitec Association, Bucharest Mayor’s Office through the Administration of Monuments and Tourist Heritage, Expo Arte Cultural Centre
Visiting hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 10.00 – 18.00 hrs.
Last admission: 17.00 hrs.
Tickets: 10 lei (concessions apply)
Free admission: first Wednesday of the month
Theodor Pallady Museum
The museum brings centre stage a core selection of paintings by Theodor Pallady. Together with over 800 prints and drawings from the artist’s Parisian years, these are part of the Serafina and Gheorghe Răut collection, donated to the Romanian state at the end of the 1960s. The collection also comprises French, Dutch, English and Spanish paintings, European furniture and sculpture and a host of various objets d’art which speak eloquently about the manner in which Romanian inter-war intellectuals tried to emulate general trends.
