Moldavia Collection (#3)

Galati, Romania
A fine townhouse in Galati - a city and municipality in Romania, the capital of Galati County. Located in the historical region of Moldavia, in the close vicinity of Braila

Galati, Romania - Street scene
Galati, Romania - a city and municipality in Romania, the capital of Galati County. Located in the historical region of Moldavia, in the close vicinity of Braila

Romania - Piatra Neamt
School at Piatra Neamt in the historical region of Moldavia, eastern Romania. Date: 1900

Piatra-Neamt - Romania
Cozla Park at Piatra-Neamt - Romania - the capital city of Neamt County, in the historical region of Moldavia, eastern Romania. Date: circa 1903

Lear / Nonsense / Moldavia
There was an Old Man of Moldavia, who had the most curious behaviour; For while he was able, he slept on a table, that funny Old Man of Moldavia

Mail Wagon Moldavia
Carrying the mail in Moldavia, eastern Europe

Michael Soutra
MICHAEL SOUTRA (or Sutra ?) Prince of Moldavia (now part of Romania) then under Ottoman rule, so that he is little more than a Turkish official

The Virtuous Ladder with 30 steps from hell to paradise, church dating from 1586, Sucevita Monastery, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

Frescoes painted on outside to inspire peasants, Moldovita Monastery, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

Frescoes painted on inside to inspire peasants, church dating from 1586, Sucevita Monastery, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

The largest monastery in Romania with 400 nuns, Agapia Monastery, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

Painted monastery of Voronet, Moldavia and Southern Bukovina, Romania, Europe

Bicaz Gorge, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

Painted monastery of Sucevita, Moldavia, Southern Bucovina, Romania, Europe

Fresco of Jesses Tree, Old and New Testament figures, Moldovita Monastery Church, 1537, Moldavia, Romania

Typical Moldavian village with wooden tiled roofs, Poiana, Moldavia, Romania, Europe

Typical Moldavian gateway, Horaita Monastery, Moldavia, Romania

West end, with Last Judgement painting dating from 1547 to 1550, Voronet Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Detail of the Last Judgement, painted between 1547 and 1550, west wall of Voronet Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Panels of early saints and prophets painted between 1547 and 1550 on the south wall, Voronet Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Moldovita Monastery from the southeast, exterior walls painted by Toma of Suceava in 1537, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Sucevita Monastery from the southeast, with wall paintings dating from around 1590, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Ladder of Virtue depicting 30 steps from hell to paradise, painted around 1590, on north wall of Sucevita Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North West Moldavia (South Bucovina), Romania, Europe

Moldavia Steamship
Royal Mail steamer of the P&O line to the Far East

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Moldavia: A Captivating Blend of History, Culture, and Natural Beauty Nestled in the enchanting country of Romania, a region that beckons travelers with its rich heritage and breathtaking landscapes. From the picturesque Bucovina to the historic city of Iasi, this captivating destination offers an array of sights that will leave you spellbound. One cannot miss the exterior splendor of Voronet Monastery, a true gem adorning Moldavia's landscape. Its vibrant frescoes, dating back to 1547 and recognized by UNESCO for their cultural significance, depict scenes from The Last Judgement. These masterpieces inspire awe and admiration as they adorn the monastery's walls. Venturing further into Moldavia reveals stunning views of nature's wonders. The majestic Carpathian Mountains dominate the northern horizon near Campulung Moldovenesc. Their snow-capped peaks stand tall against azure skies, inviting adventurers to explore their untamed beauty. As you traverse through this land steeped in history, remnants of past struggles come alive before your eyes. The Battle of Cecora in 1620 serves as a testament to Moldavia's resilience during turbulent times. This significant event shaped the region's destiny and left an indelible mark on its collective memory. Speaking of historical figures, Grigore I Ghica stands out as one who played a pivotal role in shaping Wallachia's fate during his reign from 1628 to 1675. His portrait immortalized by Gerard Bouttats showcases his regal presence and enduring legacy. But it is not only grand events or noble leaders that define Moldavian history; it is also marked by ordinary people rising up for their rights. An illustration from Le Pelerin depicts Romanian peasants revolting in April 1907—a powerful reminder that change often springs from grassroots movements fueled by determination and solidarity. Beyond its historical tapestry lies another facet of Moldavia's allure—the tranquil beauty of the Bicaz River.