Vad Gate, Maramures in the middle of winter - Romanian Village Museum, Bucharest, 1936

1936

In the image from the Museum of Romanian villages, the hibernated landscape values ​ ​ the old motifs carved oak pillars (cross, rope, colacul), the gates with twisted pattern and the roof in four waters wrapped with sherds and adorned with “hammers” on the ridge of the gate from Vad - Maramures, seen from King Charles II Park. Inaugurated in Bucharest on the shores of Lake HerInu on 17 May 1936 in the presence of King Charles II, the patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church Miea, numerous ambassadors, people of culture and representatives of the localities from where they prevented the houses and households on display, was at that time a sociolgic museum made up of all the identified from the excavations of complex teams of artifacts specialists from Romania.