Jeana Macedonschi is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at National Museum of Romanian History.

Jeana Macedonschi had a knack for turning official portraiture on its head. In 1974 she drew Nicolae Ceaușescu on cardboard and signed it in the corner, like a receipt you’d tuck into a drawer. She gave it to him—then kept the receipt.

That’s the twist: an artist gifting a dictator his own image, signed like a grocery list. Look up the work titled *Tablou, desen pe carton, "Nicolae Ceaușescu"* and notice how the ink feels both casual and deliberate. If you’ve ever doodled on a napkin and called it art, you’ll get what she did.

Works by Jeana Macedonschi

Tablou, desen pe carton, ”Nicolae Ceaușescu”, semnat cu tuș negru Jeana Macedonschi și datat 24.IX.1974, în partea dreaptă jos. Tablou oferit lui Nicolae Ceaușescu de către autor.

Collections represented

Museum

National Museum of Romanian History

The National History Museum of Romania is a museum located at 12 Calea Victoriei in Bucharest, Romania, which contains Romanian historical artifacts from prehistoric times up to modern times.