Among my favourite representations of war. Romanian painter Eustațiu Stoenescu (1884-1957), "War scene", 1904 Romania's National Museum of Art Collections.

* in the voice of Henry Hill from Goodfellas * You see, this is what brutalism fans didn't understaaand. We just wanted something to inspire us. That's it. That's all there was to it.

Man, this is awkward. I hope bro doesn't see this.

💮La mulți ani de Sfânta Maria Mare!💮 Carte poștală perioada interbelică 📷delcampe

i like Ștefan Luchian but dude what are you wearing

Shoutout to museums with basements!

The entrance to the Fontainebleau Forrest, 1865, detail. By 🇷🇴 Nicolae Grigorescu (1838-1907).

Alone in a museum's basement. By far the finest immersion I had in a while.

The Backrooms, but in a museum setting.

I wish I was this lucky.

Can't wait for mountainboy Autumn.

An image that completely breaks me. "Poor women" (1919/1920) by 🇷🇴Nicolae Tonitza. And what a contrast between: the frame - the style, the depiction itself, the support (it's painted on cardboard)

Dusk in Bucharest.

[non-ironic] compoziție renascentistă.

Something something delusional cosplayers meme.

Unii dintre voi de-aici (nu dau nume ca să nu apară discuții) ați fi naufragiat corabia instant.

The founding myths of some people are written in poems and legends. Romanians instead have this cool manga reel (10/10).

Le Sahara belge 🇧🇪 (#Westhoek)

The energy of this advertisement...

BogdanMateescu3 If I had a hotel, I would make it super cringe. Vila Nabucodonosor, with winged lions everywhere.