Alma Rusescu

Drawings from the late 19th-century Romanian countryside capture quiet moments in pencil. Alma Rusescu’s O bucățică de grind shows a slice of a mill wheel under a cloudy sky, while Apus de zi la Mal sketches a twilight view over the Mal riverbank. Both sheets use spare lines to record humble places—fields, water, and light—without flourish. If you like these spare studies of place, tap into the same folder to see how the riverbank changes with the hour.