Malmaison, a French-inspired building named in honor of Napoleon III, which served for decades as barracks for cavalry troops, then as a detention center during the communist regime, is now a historic monument and the place where a community of
Horses killed in the First World War are depicted in an 82-meter-long work, a tribute to them and their fragility by artist Edi Constantin. In his studio at Malmaison, he has so far set 3.5 million stamps out of a total

