Code: 192
Canvas size: 15/18 cm
Size with frame: 29/32 cm
Winter picture - presenting the most characteristic and typical part of the Rhodope village. The perfect minimalism and accuracy, despite the small format make the picture extremely realistic.
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Winter picture - a miniature representing the most characteristic and typical part of the Rhodope village.
The name of the Rhodope Mountains is of Thracian origin. It was first discovered in Herodotus (5th century BC). Only one etiological legend has been preserved in the ancient tradition, which clarifies (according to the notions of the epoch) the name and the appearance of the mountain. [1] AD): “Rhodope and Hemus were brother and sister and began to wish each other, as Hemus called her Hera, and she named her beloved Zeus. Because the gods felt offended and suffered so badly, they turned them into the mountains of the same name. "[2] the greatest gods. ”[3] Variants of this legend come to life in Bulgarian folklore.
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