The Suțu Palace, within the Bucharest Municipal Museum (MMB), presents to the public a new exhibition of paintings, drawings and art objects, entitled The Village World in Romanian Painting. Works by some great artists await their visitors. Among them are Nicolae Grigorescu (1838-1907), considered the greatest national painter, Theodor Aman (1831-1891), the founder of the modern art school in Romania, Camil Ressu (1880-1962) , Ion Țuculescu (1910-1962) and others. Deputy director of the Bucharest Municipal Museum and the curator of the exhibition, Elena Olariu, gives us details about the theme of the village in Romanian art: The exhibition at the Suțu Palace, The Village World in Romanian Painting, has a new approach this time. This is a recurrent theme in Romanian art. Even Theodor Aman, with whom we are opening the exhibition, also focused on it, although he was an aristocrat, to say so. However, the Romanian village of the 19th century had starting to come to the attent