Moldavian style

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Moldovenesc style or Moldavian architectural style is a type of architecture developed in Moldavia during the 14th through 19th centuries.

The period of maximum flowering of this style was in the period of Stephen III of Moldavia. The Moldavian monasteries which belongs to the UNESCO heritage are made in this style.

See also

Painted churches of northern Moldavia
Romanian architecture

Gallery

Putna Monastery in Suceava County
Neamț Monastery in Neamț County
Princely Saint Nicholas Church and Dosoftei House in Iaşi
Căpriana monastery in Strășeni District, Moldova
Bistrița Monastery in Neamț County
St. George Church in Hârlău
Stephen III of Moldavia's Tower in Piatra Neamţ
Three Hierarchs Monastery detail, in Iaşi
Bogdana Monastery in Rădăuţi
Dobrovăţ Monastery in Iaşi County
Văratec Monastery in Neamț County
Galata Monastery in Iaşi
Bell Tower, Popăuți Monastery in Botoşani
Cetățuia Monastery in Iaşi
Sfânta Paraschiva Cathedral in Roman
Socola Monastery in Iaşi
Sihăstria Monastery in Neamț County
Dragomirna Monastery in Suceava County
Secu Monastery in Neamț County
Hadâmbu Monastery in Iaşi County
Orthodox Cathedral in Timișoara is an example of Neo-Moldavian style

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