The traditional peasant interior in pictorial representations signed by moldovan artists in the 1970

This study analyzes how Moldovan painters of the 1970s represented the peasant interior as a symbol of national identity. By studying the works of some artists such as Mihai Grecu, Glebus Sainciuc, Valentina Rusu Ciobanu, Eleonora Romanescu etc. the research explores how traditional elements were integrated into painting in a period marked by rapid social transformations. The analysis focuses on recurring motifs, such as household objects and rustic decor, and how these contributed to an atmosphere of rural authenticity. By analyzing the works, we were able to classify the images into the following categories: portrait, genre scene, still life and architectural interior. The elements of the architectural interior were part of all the plastic categories or genres included in this classification