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My stock is free to use for everyone.
All I ask in return is to show me what you have made with it and when possible credit me.
If you want to use my stock for prints or premades or in any commercial way, drop me a note.

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Or here on DA.

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I've took this picture in Buftea, on the Stirbey Domain during my favorite season.. autumn.
The trees are very old and the vegenation is that typical of a forest.
Back in the days all that area was a vast forest, with small villages inside it. Nowdays sadly, most of it was cut out to create homes and land to cultivate. Sadly some areas are deserted. I hope nature will take its course.

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The Ştirbey Domain comprises an assembly of natural and historical monuments, part of the national patrimony. It belonged to the family of Barbu Ştirbey, prince of Wallachia, who, when designing the Domain, successfully combined the traditional values with modern innovations. Along the time, the Domain witnessed the development of the Romanian politics, by housing the Ştirbey family and receiving important guests.

Barbu Ştirbey inherited Ştirbey Domain from his adoptive father, but brought only few changes to the property, as he dedicated himself to his education and his political concerns. He later on left it to his son, Prince Alexandru Ştirbey. The latter arranged the park, built the Palace and the church, as well as numerous functional buildings, only partially preserved today. The following owner of the property was Barbu Alexandru Ştirbey, administrator of the Royal Domains and councillor of King Ferdinand, who, among other achievements, introduced the Domain into the social circuit of the high aristocracy of Bucharest.

The Palace remained in history as the place where the peace with the Central Powers was negotiated in 1918, during World War I. Later on, Hruşciov signed the documents relating to the withdrawal of the Soviet troops from Romania in 1964.

Now reopened to the public, the Domain was rehabilitated and now constructions were added to meet the needs of a more modern public. Currently, Ştirbey Domain includes five spaces suitable for different types of events: Ştirbey Palace, “Queen Maria” Hall, the Summer Pavilion, the Lawn and the church with the chapel. The Palace is built in Gothic style, but also shows other characteristics belonging to the Romanian architecture of the 19th century. The overall refinement is created by the Romantic decorations, the well-preserved original windows and doors, the oak gothic-like decorations, a fireplace of white Carrara marble and the walls with classic wooden decorations.
Other important parts of the Domain are the Trinity Chapel, the park with the 14,000sqm lake and the water tower. The Trinity Chapel, built in 1885 and perfectly preserved to the date, is one of the main historical and architectural monuments of the Ştirbey Domain. Built in an eclectic architectural style, at the end of the 19th century, the church’s interior is painted by Gheorghe Tattarescu.

The park was built around 1864, immediately after the construction of the palace. Its romantic style offers the visitors the chance to stroll along the alleys and to admire the natural diversity of plants, dominated by the 400 years old trees, as well as the beauty of the central elements: the inner lake.
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Today, the place is an important event centre that provides modern conditions in an environment full of history, culture and beauty.

Description
My stock is free to use for everyone.
All I ask in return is to show me what you have made with it and when possible credit me.
If you want to use my stock for prints or premades or in any commercial way, drop me a note.

•—————•°•✿•°•——————••❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅••——————•°•✿•°•——————•
But if you appreciate my work and find it useful, donations are more than welcomed:

-> Paypal - www.paypal.com/paypalme/miruna…

-> Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/kyebsr

-> Revolut - Miruna17

-> Crypto BTW wallet -> 3CkvWJwbTCLat1Y9J7JAqxrhFMQhfAZEHo

ETH wallet -> 0xB85BB1024cdDB43CBFe118C500fDbCEe57487738

Dogecoin wallet -> DDAjrXkGz1p2FHQMfZ6QaedHZbxtzt1TCb

Or here on DA.

•—————•°•✿•°•——————••❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅••——————•°•✿•°•——————•

I've took this picture in Buftea, on the Stirbey Domain during my favorite season.. autumn.
The trees are very old and the vegenation is that typical of a forest.
Back in the days all that area was a vast forest, with small villages inside it. Nowdays sadly, most of it was cut out to create homes and land to cultivate. Sadly some areas are deserted. I hope nature will take its course.

•—————•°•✿•°•——————••❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅••——————•°•✿•°•——————•
The Ştirbey Domain comprises an assembly of natural and historical monuments, part of the national patrimony. It belonged to the family of Barbu Ştirbey, prince of Wallachia, who, when designing the Domain, successfully combined the traditional values with modern innovations. Along the time, the Domain witnessed the development of the Romanian politics, by housing the Ştirbey family and receiving important guests.

Barbu Ştirbey inherited Ştirbey Domain from his adoptive father, but brought only few changes to the property, as he dedicated himself to his education and his political concerns. He later on left it to his son, Prince Alexandru Ştirbey. The latter arranged the park, built the Palace and the church, as well as numerous functional buildings, only partially preserved today. The following owner of the property was Barbu Alexandru Ştirbey, administrator of the Royal Domains and councillor of King Ferdinand, who, among other achievements, introduced the Domain into the social circuit of the high aristocracy of Bucharest.

The Palace remained in history as the place where the peace with the Central Powers was negotiated in 1918, during World War I. Later on, Hruşciov signed the documents relating to the withdrawal of the Soviet troops from Romania in 1964.

Now reopened to the public, the Domain was rehabilitated and now constructions were added to meet the needs of a more modern public. Currently, Ştirbey Domain includes five spaces suitable for different types of events: Ştirbey Palace, “Queen Maria” Hall, the Summer Pavilion, the Lawn and the church with the chapel. The Palace is built in Gothic style, but also shows other characteristics belonging to the Romanian architecture of the 19th century. The overall refinement is created by the Romantic decorations, the well-preserved original windows and doors, the oak gothic-like decorations, a fireplace of white Carrara marble and the walls with classic wooden decorations.
Other important parts of the Domain are the Trinity Chapel, the park with the 14,000sqm lake and the water tower. The Trinity Chapel, built in 1885 and perfectly preserved to the date, is one of the main historical and architectural monuments of the Ştirbey Domain. Built in an eclectic architectural style, at the end of the 19th century, the church’s interior is painted by Gheorghe Tattarescu.

The park was built around 1864, immediately after the construction of the palace. Its romantic style offers the visitors the chance to stroll along the alleys and to admire the natural diversity of plants, dominated by the 400 years old trees, as well as the beauty of the central elements: the inner lake.
•—————•°•✿•°•——————••❅──────✧❅✦❅✧──────❅••——————•°•✿•°•——————•

Today, the place is an important event centre that provides modern conditions in an environment full of history, culture and beauty.