Constantin Brancusi Day is an annual holiday celebrated on February 19 to honor the life and work of the influential sculptor Constantin Brancusi, who is considered a pioneer of modernism. This day is observed in Romania, where Brancusi was born. The holiday was established by the Romanian parliament and is marked by various events across the country, including a state-sponsored event at the Tinerimea Romana or National Art Center. Brancusi, known for his expressive sculptures made from materials like wood, metal, marble, stone, and bronze, drew inspiration from mystical folklore and traditional sources. His legacy as a significant figure in modern art is celebrated through this dedicated day, which reflects on his contributions and the impact of his revolutionary style.