Map of Oraviţa: Mateescu House
The Mateescu House is built in a style "bufenesc", bufeni are the olteneans who moved to Banat.
It was the house of Bengescu, srafim Bengescu was the rector orthodox from Caras. Finished in 1820, the house has been undergone several modifications, the last one was according to the plans of the architect Thahanovsky. The Mateescu family bought this house in 1819 and Georgeta Mateescu was a painter and an actress, who was well-known and lived until 1980.
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Mihai Lazarov
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
Mateescu House, Oravița·, Photo: Bujor Pita
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GPS: 45.04186N, 21.72052E
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