TY  - JOUR
TT  - L’Architecte de la plus grande mosquee de Roumanie : Victor G. Ștephănescu
AU  - Rădulescu, Mihai Sorin
PY  - 2019
DA  - June
JF  - Journal of Balkan and Black Sea Studies
JO  - BALKAR
PB  - Mehmet HACISALİHOĞLU
WT  - DergiPark
SN  - 2667-470X
SP  - 123
EP  - 139
IS  - 2
LA  - fr
KW  - Romanian composer George Ștephănescu
KW  - diplomat Nicolae Petrescu – Comnen
KW  - Romanian National Opera
KW  - „Carol I” Mosque in Constanța (Küstendge
KW  - Romania)
KW  - „Neo-Romanian” style
KW  - Carol park in Bucharest
KW  - Cathedral of the Coronation in Alba Iulia (Romania)
N2  - Thebiggest and most representative mosque in Romania has been for over a centurythe “Carol I” Mosque of Constanța (Küstendge), built in 1910 after the project of the architect VictorG.Ștephănescu (1876 – 1950), of Bucharest. Son of composer George Ștephănescu (1843 – 1925), founder of the RomanianNational Opera, and of his first wife, Caliopi Petrescu, sister of the fatherof the diplomat Nicolae Petrescu – Comnen, Victor G.Ștephănescu was one of Romania’s most prolific architectsbefore the First World War and during the Interwar Period. He was a member ofthe second generation of architects – after that of great architect Ion MIncu -of the “Neo-Romanian” current, a sort ofRevival style of the medieval architecture of the Danubian Principalities. Amongthe numerous buildings he planned in Bucharest and in other towns of thekingdom of Romania, there should be mentioned some buildings in the Carol Parkin Bucharest (1906), the Geological Institute also in the capital city, theCoronation Cathedral in Alba Iulia, the Anglican Church in Bucharest and manyothers. The “Carol I” Mosque in Constanța, situated in the center of the town, the capitalof the Dobrudja, is a genuine architectural accomplishment and a proof of Romania’sopenness, at that time, to all religions and ethnical groups.
CR  - Bibliographie
CR  - Minarete pe cerul Dobrogei. Geamii [Minarets sur le ciel de la Dobroudja. Mosquées], éditeur et coordonateur du volume: Bruno Andreșoiu (Bucarest, Editions Igloo Media, 2012).
CR  - Nestorescu – Bălcești, Horia, Enciclopedia ilustrată a francmasoneriei din România [Encyclopédie illustrée de la francmaçonnerie de Roumanie], vol.3 (Bucarest, Editions Phoebus, 2005).
CR  - Rădulescu, Mihai Sorin, Elita liberală românească 1866 – 1900  [L’élite libérale roumaine 1866 – 1900] (Bucarest, Editions All, 1998).
CR  - Rădulescu, Mihai Sorin, Genealogia românească. Istoric și bibliografie  [La généalogie roumaine. Historique et bibliographie] (Brăïla, Editions Istros du Musée de Brăïla, 2000).
CR  - Stoianov, Carmen – Antoaneta, George Ștephănescu, (Bucarest, Editura Muzicală, 1981).
CR  - Parmi les écrits de Mihail G. Ștephănescu:
CR  - Ștephănescu, Mihail G., O familie de revoluționari și un pahar de frăție [Une famille de révolutionnaires et un verre de fraternité], Studia et Acta Musei Nicolae Bălcescu (Bălcești – pe – Topolog, 1969): 185 – 191 (sur la famille Crețescu).
CR  - Ștephănescu, Mihail G., “O piatră de mormânt uitată și o pecetie necunoscută. Mărturii vechi și noi despre marele spătar Zottu Tzigara” [Une pierre tombale oubliée et un sceau inconnu. Témoignages anciens et nouveaux sur le grand spathaire / porte – glaive Zottu Tzigara], Buletinul Monumentelor Istorice, XI, no.4 (Bucarest, 1971): 58 – 62 + 7 illustr.
CR  - Ștephănescu, Mihail G., “Etendards princiers roumains de l’époque phanariote”, communication scientifique au Xe Congrès International des Sciences Généalogiques et Héraldiques, Vienne, 14 – 19 septembre 1970, Heraldica et Genealogica ( Vienne, 1972): 639 – 644 + 3 illustr.
CR  - Ștephănescu, Mihail G., “Drapeaux militaires roumains du XIXe siècle aux armoiries des districts et des villes”, Recueil du XIe Congrès International des Sciences Généalogiques et Héraldiques, Liège, 29 mai – 2 juin, (Braga [Portugal], 1973): 467 – 475 + 2 illustr.
CR  - Ștephănescu, Mihail G., “Les armoiries de la Valachie dans un blason de 1600”, communication scientifique présentée au XIIIe Congrès International des Sciences Généalogiques et Héraldiques, Londres, 31 août  - 7 septembre 1976.
UR  - https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/balkar/article/532365
L1  - https://dergipark.org.tr/en/download/article-file/733642
ER  -