Nicolae Vermont

If you like scenes of daily life painted with a quiet eye, try Nicolae Vermont’s work. In 1893 he carved Inundație, a sculpture of a flooded village, and later painted Țigancă, Peisaj cu un copac, Peisaj cu țărancă, and Șatră de țigani, earthy pictures of Roma camps and rural routines. Though labels for a movement are scarce, his images feel rooted in the late-19th-century realism that favored real places and ordinary moments. To step into one of those moments, tap Peisaj cu țărancă.