May 24, 1944), known as Nicolae Petrașcu (pronounced [peˈtraʃku, pəˈ-]) and commonly rendered as N. Petrașcu or Pĕtrașcu, was a Romanian journalist, essayist...

Nicolae Petrașcu may refer to several people: Nicolae Pătrașcu (ca. 1584–1627), outcast Prince of Wallachia N. Petrașcu (1859–1944), Romanian critic Nicolae...

historian, politician, and academician Gheorghe Petrașcu (1872–1949), painter and academician N. Petrașcu (1859–1944), diplomat, writer, memoirist, publicist...

where Petrașcu lived, facing the ASE, has three levels and the artist's studio is on the top floor. Petrașcu lived here until 1927. Petrașcu's house (on...

exaggerated. Among Iorga's main defenders were academics Dimitrie Onciul, N. Petrașcu, and, outside Romania, Gustav Weigand. The young polemicist persevered...

Moldavia after the Battle of Poltava (1709). Literary historians from N. Petrașcu to Arșavir Acterian have more often argued that the name "Eminovici"...

first shown during his lifetime, and including novels by Goga, Slavici, N. Petrașcu, Emanoil Bucuța, Eugen Lovinescu, Constantin Stere, as well as a play...

writers and their non-emancipated Jewish colleagues. This body, created by N. Petrașcu, officially admitted him in December 1904. Streitman worked at Secolul...

Ștefănescu-Delavrancea, the physicist Ștefan Hepites, the literary critic N. Petrașcu, and the architect Ion Mincu. During a 1901 summer trip to Sinaia, where...

Ollănescu-Ascanio, Alexandru Dimitrie Xenopol, and George Bengescu-Dabija, while N. Petrașcu served as secretary. The society's main achievement was an international...