Plajă

A handwritten note in pencil, positioned centrally on the board, reads “Burgii de plaja” and the year “2012.” The phrasing suggests a reference to a beach scene or a location associated with a beach, though the original painted image is not visible. The note may indicate the work’s intended title or a descriptive label added by the artist or curator.

The rear of the board reveals a substrate of wood, typical of easel supports used in the region. Surface damage includes pencil incisions and red crayon applications, likely from handling or documentation processes rather than the artist’s original technique. The presence of a yellow sticker points to modern cataloguing practices rather than historic decorative treatment.

The board is dated 2012 by the handwritten annotation, placing its creation in the early twenty‑first century. It entered the Museum of Ethnography’s holdings, where it is displayed in a non‑traditional manner, exposing the back of the work. No further ownership records are provided in the available description.

Within the museum’s ethnographic focus, the piece may relate to local visual culture or community practices tied to beach environments. The informal markings and label suggest a work in a research or archival stage, offering insight into the material conditions of contemporary regional art production.