Secvențe din Muzeul Satului, peisaj de iarnă în muzeu (1988)

Ioan George Andron · 1988

Winter landscape in the museum. In 1936 on May 17, in Bucharest - the Romanian capital - a village was born. A village - museum, which was received with interest by the personalities of the time, but also by King Charles II. It is located in the north of the capital, on the shore of Lake HerăEste u being the result of over 10 years of complex researches conducted by the Sociological School from Bucharest, led by Professor and Sociologist Dimitrie Gusti. The monuments are located according to geographical and historical criteria, taking a special place both by the originality of the outdoor exposure system and by the diversity and value of its monuments. The camera lens brings in front of the viewer a picture from the Village Museum - winter landscape in the museum - at night. The image presents us with a feeric atmosphere captured on a winter night, on one of the alleys. One can see the fence that fences the household from Curtivedea ara village, com. Bumbești - Jiu, jud. Gorj: fence from oak planks arranged horizontally on pari beaten in the ground. The planks are (at the upper ends) traced with rhomboidal tip; it is an anthropomorphic model imitating a horde very well: people holding hands. In the background you can see the trot from the household from the com. Shuici, jud. Argeș. This is a religious monument made of fir plank, with a roof in two waters and a covering made of fir plank. The museum preserves and preserves what people have produced over the ages under the report of material and spiritual culture. Here, we gather, classify and carefully preserve the vestiges of the past, as well as contemporary achievements, to be passed on to future generations. The sparkling snow adorns the trees with garlands making them look like sugar figurines.