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I first came upon the work of Moldovan artists Antonina and Vitalie Grisciuc, when I was browsing one day, shortly after my arrival in Chisinau in the late summer of , through the open-air art market on Stephan cel Mare, the main boulevard through downtown Chisinau. Their work drew me in, as it stood out as something in an entirely different league. It was the start of a bit of a love affair: Bob and I have by now purchased ten of their works, and I have since learned that Antonina and Vitalie have a much wider exposure than that modest Chisinau venue, extending to international exhibits.
Antonina was born in the Ungheni region of Moldova, where she began her art studies at the School of Fine Arts for Children. Antonina works mostly with oil on canvas, as well as watercolor painting and pen and ink drawing. Vitalie works with watercolor painting, pen and ink drawings, etchings, and oil on canvas. But it defined the length of the calendar year as Unfortunately, the Earth actually takes closer to The newer Gregorian calendar defines a year as By our present Gregorian calendar schedule, years that are divisible by four are usually leap years, but not always; years that are divisible by are not leap years unless they are also divisible by For example, the years , , and were not leap years, but the year was.
When the new Gregorian calendar was proposed, it was not immediately adopted universally, but did gradually take hold. The Orthodox churches in many countries, however, persisted in using the old Julian calendar for setting their liturgical schedules. That older calendar is now 13 days behind the Gregorian calendar and will be until February 28 th , when it will presumably be 14 days ahead.
The Moldovan government recognizes both the Old and the New and many Moldovan families celebrate both Christmases, but it gets a bit more complicated yet. Children of course, especially enjoy having two Christmases, whenever and wherever they occur, and families are adapting all sorts of variations of the holiday schedule to suit their own schedules. Many families use the Old Christmas holiday weekend to travel to their home villages to celebrate with extended family members.
