Baia Sprie
1949
unspecified
From the collection of Székely National Museum
1949
unspecified
From the collection of Székely National Museum
Dominant colour
Baia Sprie is a 1949 unspecified by András Mikola, held at Székely National Museum.
This painting shows a quiet village scene with rolling hills in the background. A winding dirt road cuts through green bushes and trees, leading to a cluster of small buildings. Two people walk along the path—one in a red coat, the other in dark clothes with a hat—while others dot the background near the houses. The brushstrokes are loose, giving the scene a soft, natural feel. The colors are warm, with greens and browns blending into the distant mountains. Check out the Museum of Ethnography to see this painting in person.
András Mikola painted quiet scenes around Baia Mare, a town in northern Romania. His “Peisaj băimărean” and “Baia Sprie” are soft-hued oils of rolling hills and old buildings, while his print “Moară la Baia Mare” shows…
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