Artwork
Temadin

Temadin is a drawing by Ana Deji. It is held in the collection of the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum.
About this work
Overview
Temadin is a wooden board with a rectangular form, characterized by horizontal planks, a light-brown hue, and visible grain patterns and knots. Its surface is rough and unfinished, imparting a rustic appearance.
Subject & Meaning
The board features various numbers and letters in black and white, including '86880', 'M.S. 34462', and '38'. These markings imply a functional use, likely for labeling or identification, though the specific purpose remains unclear without additional context.
Technique & Style
The board's construction emphasizes simplicity and utility, with no evident decorative elements beyond the necessary markings. The use of black and white on a light-brown background ensures the text is readily legible.
History & Provenance
No specific historical or provenance details are provided for Temadin, leaving its origins, age, and ownership history undocumented in the given information.
Context
Without further context, the board's original setting or use case cannot be determined. It could have served in various environments requiring basic labeling, such as warehouses, workshops, or administrative settings.
Artist & collection
Artist
Ana Deji made colorful religious drawings and paintings with bold colors and simple shapes.
Museum
"Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
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