Theodor Aman Museum

The Theodor Aman Museum in Bucharest is housed in a historic building on C. A. Rosetti Street, built in 1868. Until his death in 1891, the house served as the studio and residence of Theodor Aman, a painter, graphic artist, and art professor. Since it was converted into a museum in 1908, the building's structure has remained stylistically unchanged. Visitors can tour the rooms designed by Aman himself, which include architectural plans, exterior ornamentation, murals, stained-glass windows, stucco ceilings, and furniture. The collection consists mainly of his small oil paintings, which depict aspects of local and national life in Romania. The building is listed as a historic monument.