Painting exhibition inaugurated at Fine Arts Museum with Moldasig support

An exhibition of paintings restored due to the cooperation with MoldAsig insurance company was inaugurated at the National Museum of Fine Arts on May 17.

Tudor Zbirnea, director of the museum, said at the official inauguration that as many as 20 rare paintings of 20th century fine artists have been restored due to the cooperation agreement signed with MoldAsig.

For his part, Vitalie Bodea, director of MoldAsig said that the idea to restore the paintings emerged during the rebranding campaign of the insurance community. He added that the company he represents will further cooperate with the Fine Arts Museum in order to restore another 20 paintings, which will be presented at exhibitions held in other countries too. At the vernissage, the MoldAsig received the award ArtMuseum for its significant contribution to the preservation of the country’s cultural heritage and national values.

Adapted from Infotag