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== Florin Buhuceanu Art Collection ==
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! '''Artist''' !! '''Description''' !! '''About artist''' !! '''Medium''' !! '''Style & Theme''' !! '''Observation''' !! Image
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| [[Alex Bodea]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| Irina Broboană || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Liviu Bulea]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Andrei Cădere]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Leonor Fini]] || An erotic color lithograph by the Italian surrealist woman artist Leonor Fini (1907–1996), created around 1970 || Leonor Fini (1907–1996), a prominent female surrealist painter and printmaker. || Colour lithograph on paper (frequently printed on textured Japan paper). || The piece reflects Fini's signature style featuring fluid lines, a warm reddish-orange/sanguine palette, and theatrical, dreamlike explorations of human intimacy, eroticism, and the body. || Edition: Works of this type from her c. 1970 graphic series were typically pencil-signed and numbered in limited editions (such as editions out of 100 or 150 impressions, or marked as artist's proofs/EA) || [[File:LeonorFini-smallicon.jpg|200px|thumb|center|Leonor Fini, Litograph, pencil-signed, around 1970, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[Daniela Groza]] || A series of 3 photographs from the series „Queer Joy” || Daniela Groza, b. 1983, is a Romanian documentary photographer working primarily with a medium format camera (6x7) || Photography || Self-representation, interested in joy as queer resilience || Queer intimism || [[File:DanielaGroza-smallicon.jpg|200px|thumb|center|Daniela Groza, Photographs from the series „Queer Joy”, around 2025, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[Mi Kafchin]] || The composition features a classic fortune-telling scene bathed in an eerie luminescent glow, depicting a figure staring into a crystal ball while another person listens in the dark, complete with a cat watching from the bottom-left corner || Hortensia Mi Kafchin (b. 1986, Galați, Romania, as Mihuț Boșcu Kafchin) practices a surreal, narrative figuration through the lens of many personal transitions: where east becomes west; where science becomes spirituality; where man becomes woman.  || Painting || Surrealist imagery, blending narrative mystery, spirituality, and deep shadow tones || - || [[File:MiKafchin-smallsize-1.jpg|150px|thumb|center|Hortensia Mi Kafchin, artwork 1, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[Mi Kafchin]] || - || Hortensia Mi Kafchin (b. 1986, Galați, Romania, as Mihuț Boșcu Kafchin) practices a surreal, narrative figuration through the lens of many personal transitions: where east becomes west; where science becomes spirituality; where man becomes woman.  || Painting || Surrealist imagery, blending narrative mystery, spirituality, and deep shadow tones || - || [[File:MiKafchin-smallsize-2.jpg|150px|thumb|center|Hortensia Mi Kafchin, artwork 2, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[Vasile Mureșan Murivale]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Ioana Nemeș]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Milița Petrașcu]] || A dark, textured figurative sculpture of a horse and rider, by the avant-garde sculptor and portrait artist Milița Petrașcu, also know as Pătrașcu  || As one of Brâncuși's most talented pupils, Milița Petrașcu works with stylized, primal forms. This horse-and-rider composition strips away facial details and anatomy in favour of the pure silhouette || Dark patinated metal or bronze appearance with a rough, expressive surface texture. || Primitivist Modernism || The sculpture heavily strips away realistic anatomy in favor of basic geometric shapes. The horse’s neck and head form a singular, monolithic crest, while the rider is reduced to a simple vertical block. The choice of a dark, uniform black or deep bronze finish shifts the focus entirely onto the outline and weight of the object. It behaves as a graphic silhouette when viewed against a light background. || [[File:MilitaPatrascu-smallicon.jpg|200px|thumb|center|Milita Patrascu, Sculpture, interbellic period, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[George Tomaziu]] || Professor Dinu Albulescu's Portrait, 1941 || Example || China ink and China ink wash 38 x 32 cm || Example || Example || [[File:GeorgeTomaziu-smallsize.jpg|150px|thumb|center|George Tomaziu, Portrait of Dinu Albulescu, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Alex Bodea 2026, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[George Tomaziu]] || Professor Dinu Albulescu's Portrait, 1965 || Example || China ink || Example || Example || [[File:GeorgeTomaziu-DinuAlbulescuPortrait.jpg|150px|thumb|center|George Tomaziu, Dinu Albulescu, Portrait, 1965, Florin Buhuceanu Collection © All rights reserved, photo made by Florin Buhuceanu, 2019, Documentary Photography of Collection Item from Museum of Queer History and Culture Romania]]
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| [[Petre Sirin]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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| [[Petre Sirin archive]] || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
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