Romania: Old Maps and New Art: Bucharest exhibition highlights historical (…)

May 8, 2026

Old Maps and New Art: Bucharest exhibition highlights historical items and contemporary art from Emilian Radu collection
May 8, 2026

Old Maps and New Art: Bucharest exhibition highlights historical items and contemporary art from Emilian Radu collection.

The exhibition Old Maps and New Art: 500 Years of Old History and New Art in 100 Objects from the Emilian Radu Collection is set to open next week (…)

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