The project immerses visitors in the everyday and social world of noble girls of the 18th century, revealing their way of life through personal belongings and interiors of the era. The exhibition helps to feel the atmosphere of the "gallant age" and estate culture. The exhibition focuses on the material environment surrounding young aristocrats of the 18th century. Snuff boxes, caskets, perfume bottles, powder compacts, needle cases, embroidered wallets, books, educational materials, and keepsakes come together step by step to form a cohesive narrative about the life and upbringing of a noble girl. The exhibition is divided into two thematic blocks. The first, dedicated to domestic life, tells about everyday activities - needlework, music-making, reading, and education. The second transports the viewer into the world of social outings: balls, receptions, and social gatherings, where accessories and costume details played an important role. The narrative is complemented by furniture that accompanied the girls in their activities, as well as engravings that vividly convey the spirit of the era. A special place in the project is occupied by the story of the two daughters of Count Pyotr Sheremetev - Anna and Varvara. Their portraits open the exhibition, giving the collective image of the aristocrat specific features. Find other interesting exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.