Văetişi, Brancovan Art (2011)
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Abbreviation
Văetişi, Brancovan Art (2011)
Form of publication
Art Book

Atanasia Văetişi (mother Atanasia), Brancovan Art (NOI Media Print – National Cultural Fund, Bucureşti 2011)

ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 978-973-1805-76-4
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Mother Atanasia (Văetişi), museum curator at Stavropoleos Monastery in Bucharest, attempts to shape the cultural and artistic renaissance of late 17th c. Wallachia known as the Brancovan Age, by synthesizing the rich Romanian bibliography on the subject with essential searches of Romanian historiography.

Contents: Constantin Brâncoveanu and his Cultural Monarchy pp. 9-31. Hurezi Monastery – The Manifest of the Brancovan Style pp. 33-57. Brancovan Complexes: Architecture and Painting pp. 59-109. Decorative Arts during the Brancovan Period pp. 111-133. Brancovan Inheritance pp.135-142. Bibliography p. 143. Total pages, 144.

Key words
Architecture.
Baroque.
Brancovan style, art.
Bucharest.
Carpathian Mountains.
Clergy, clergymen.
Constantin Brâncoveanu, Prince of Wallachia.
Despoineta, embroideress.
Ecumenical councils.
Gold-thread embroidery.
Icon painters.
Icon screen.
Iconographic art.
Inscription / inscriptions.
Learned clergy.
Library.
Manuscript.
Monasteries.
Monastic centers.
Needlework.
Orthodox churches.
Painter.
Painting.
Palace, palaces.
Phanariotes.
Plans, elevations.
Portable icon.
Relief.
Romania / Rumania.
Scholars.
Sculpture.
Transylvania.
Typography / Printing houses.
Vestments.
Wall painting / Mural painting.
Wallachia.
Wood-carving.
Wooden icon screen.