infection. In 1908 his Bucharest his home and workshop was converted into the Theodor Aman Museum in dedication to his life and works. The museum is one of the oldest memorial museums in Romania and houses a large number of Aman paintings. The exhibit ”Theodor Aman — painter and engraver” was inaugurated on March 24, 2011, at the Controceni National Museum. The exhibit ”The mysteries of Theodor Aman’s painting,” was inaugurated at the Theodor Aman Museum on December 23, 2014. In 2014, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the school's founding, Poșta Română issued a commemorative stamp with Aman's likeness. Selected paintings References Further reading Vasile Florea and Călin Dan, Th.Aman, Ministry of Culture, 1984 Teodor Simionescu and Adriana Gănescu, Theodor Aman 1831–1891, museum catalog, Fondul Plastic Arts, 1971 B. Mosescu-Maciuca, Theodor Aman, Meridians, 1962 Radu Bogdan, Theodor Aman, Editura de Stat Pentru Literaturǎ şi Artǎ, 1955 Theodor Aman 1831–1891, Rumanian Institute for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, 1954 External links Aman, între conștiința istorică și hedonism (Between Historical Consciousness and Hedonism) by Adrian Silvan Ionescu from Ziarul de Duminică, 6 April 2011 Muzeul Theodor Aman @ Muzeul Municipiului București 1831 births 1891 deaths People from Câmpulung Romanian people of Armenian descent Carol I National College alumni 19th-century Romanian painters Romanian graphic designers Romanian printmakers Members of the Romanian Academy elected posthumously Burials at Bellu Cemetery