Viktor Borisov-Musatov is a symbolist artist whose canvases capture the thrilling atmosphere of noble nests. "Self-Portrait with Sister", "Tapestry", "Meeting by the Column", "Girl in the Sun", "Walk at Sunset", "Spring", "Water Body", "Ghosts" - the paintings of Viktor Borisov-Musatov depict noble estates and their inhabitants. The pastel-toned dreamlike canvases tell the story of a phenomenon that was fading into the past right before the artist's eyes. The master's works inspired the members of the famous 'Blue Rose' association. The union was formed after the namesake exhibition held in Moscow in 1907. The group's name emphasized the connection of its members to the 'Scarlet Rose' and expressed their poetic dream of something unattainable and beautiful. Where to go in St. Petersburg, KUDAGO will tell.