The Bogdan-Pitești trust included many samples of Luchian's art. Two of his famous paintings featured there were "Lăutul" ("Washing the Hair")—which Bogdan-Pitești is said to have likened to the luminous oil paintings of Paolo Veronese, and "Safta Florăreasa" ("Safta the Flower Girl")—originally part of the Luchian family collection. Also included was the 1907 oil portrait of Luchian's cousin, "Alecu Literatu" ("Alecu the Literary Man"). They were accompanied by the 1906 pastel "Durerea" ("Pain"), which had been reproduced in a 1914 issue of "Seara", and by the paintings "De Nămezi" ("Lunchtime") and "Lica, fetița cu portocala" ("Lica, the Girl with the Orange"). Among the works in the series were two portraits of Bogdan-Pitești: an ink drawing, copies of which were circulated with Bogdan-Pitești's election manifesto of 1899, and a since-lost oil painting.