The exhibition reveals Alexander Bryullov as a subtle master of watercolor, who was able to combine architectural precision with a lively sense of the moment. The exhibition presents Alexander Bryullov beyond the usual perception of him as an outstanding architect. The focus shifts to the artist, who could transform watercolor into a language of precise impressions and soft intonations. The exhibition features works that allow us to see how multifaceted his talent was. A special place is occupied by sheets created during his Italian journey. They convey not a dry interest of a researcher, but a sincere admiration for what was seen. Southern harbors, antique motifs, and landscapes are rendered with rare freedom, as if the artist's gaze captures the light, air, and rhythm of the road. The portrait works are equally expressive. There is no cold grandeur in them - the faces of contemporaries are revealed through soft lyricism, attention to character, and barely perceptible mood. The poster for St. Petersburg is available on KUDAGO.