A monumental portrait of iconic cultural significance depicting Queen Marie of Romania. Rendered with noble psychological depth and majestic chromatic restraint, the portrait captures the sovereign’s renowned charisma, regal elegance, and artistic soul, bathed in ethereal light and symbolic national motifs.
Queen Marie of Romania
Queen Marie was more than a monarch—she was a visionary of beauty, an artist, and the beating heart of a nation in its darkest hours. Painting her portrait required immense reverence. I did not want merely her regal likeness, but her fierce love, her poetic gaze, and her enduring legacy as protector of Romanian art and spirit.— Mihai Teodor Olteanu
The Story of the Artwork
The artwork is accompanied by a holographic Certificate of Authenticity bearing the master's original hand-signature and the embossed Galeria Cupola wax seal.
Simultaneously, the artwork's identity and provenance are permanently registered in the digital CODEX Archive under your name.
Current Location: Private Collection
Local Delivery (Timișoara): Complimentary white-glove hand delivery.
National & International: Secure insured transit via specialized fine art courier in reinforced custom wooden crate.
The artwork benefits from premium museum-grade logistics and full "Wall-to-Wall" transit insurance.
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Mihai Teodor Olteanu
Known as "The Painter of the Romanian Revolution", with a monumental career spanning over five decades. Today, his artworks grace prestigious private collections worldwide, including the heritage of four Royal and Imperial Houses.
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Monthly Patronage Collection
Each month, Master Mihai Teodor Olteanu donates 4 original artworks to the Cupola ProArte Association. Funds generated from the acquisition of these works directly support humanitarian projects, hospital refurbishment, and the preservation of artistic heritage.
