Apparatus portrait of King Carol I, head and bust in military tunic with military decorations, including the Order of the Crown of Romania. The artist choose for a contrast between the king's face, modeled in detail, while the tunic and cloak are treated synthetically, with ample surfaces on which the medals can be distinguished. The sculpture was interpreted probably after a photograph. Signed and dated on the back left: Fr. Storck Bucharest 1900.

King Carol I of Romania by Frederic Storck

This bust depicts Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino, one of Romania’s most influential political figures of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known as “Nababul” for his immense wealth and social standing. Sculpted in 1906 by Vasile Chiriachide, the work exemplifies the refined academic realism characteristic of Romanian sculpture from the period.

Cantacuzino is portrayed in a richly detailed military‑style ceremonial uniform, complete with medals, decorations, and a sash that emphasizes his status and authority. His posture is upright and dignified, projecting confidence and gravitas. The sculptor pays particular attention to the facial features—strong cheekbones, a pronounced mustache, and a composed, forward‑looking gaze—capturing both the personality and the public image of the statesman.

Today, the statue is preserved and displayed at Cantacuzino Castle in Bușteni.

Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino

This bronze bust represents King Ferdinand I of Romania, portrayed with the solemn dignity characteristic of official royal portraiture from the early 20th century. Sculpted by Vasile Ionescu‑Varo (1887-1966), a Romanian artist known for his monumental works dedicated to national heroes and historical figures, the piece reflects both academic training and the commemorative spirit of the interwar period.
The king is shown wearing a military ceremonial uniform, complete with richly detailed decorations, medals, and a sash that crosses the chest. His facial features—firm jawline, neatly groomed mustache, and steady, forward‑looking gaze—convey authority, resolve, and the calm determination associated with his reign during World War I and the Great Union of 1918.
Today, the bust is preserved and displayed at Palatul Suțu, part of the Bucharest Municipality Museum.

King Ferdinand I of Romania by V. Ionescu-Varo

"FGRAT" is a project that we make playable games with family, especially on vacations.
**The model is usable for 3D printing**

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