The "Vermont and the Charm of the Belle Epoque" exhibition at Art Safari New Museum will be extended, as of Thursday, with eight works that will offer the public an even broader view of the painter's artistic career.
According to Art Safari New Museum, among these eight works by Nicolae Vermont an intimate oil self-portrait from 1905, "Self-Portrait at the Easel," stands out.
Hosted in the museum pavilion of Art Safari New Museum, the "Vermont and the Charm of the Belle Epoque" exhibition follows the artistic career of Nicolae Vermont (1866 - 1932), painter and engraver, one of the artists who, around 1900, set in motion one of the most important stages in the renewal of Romanian art.
The exhibition at Art Safari New Museum brings together works from all stages of his creation, from sketches made in Munich museums to allegorical compositions ("Bacchus"), religious paintings ("The Crucifixion") and works with a social message ("The Emigrants"), alongside a section dedicated to engraving.
The exhibition design is signed by Cosmin Florea and the curator is Maria Munteanu.
Art Safari opened its new exhibition space, of approximately 4,500 square metres, at 13 Amzei Street, Sector 1, Bucharest, on 26 March.
The current exhibition season runs until 19 July and includes, alongside "Vermont and the Charm of the Belle Epoque," the exhibitions "R: Eminescu. The Rational Poet" and "Felix Aftene. Journal," as well as exhibitions dedicated to international artists Karoline Babette Kaiser and Anastasiia Lisnycha.
The season also includes a rich programme of events - guided tours, night tours, workshops for adults, meetings with artists and interactive experiences, the schedule of which can be consulted here https://www.artsafari.ro/night-tours/.
Across its 17 editions so far, it has recorded over one million visitors.
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