The exhibition shows how the work of the great Dutch master took root in the Russian artistic environment and became part of its visual memory. Here, one can trace how Rembrandt's etchings and painting principles influenced artists, the academic school, and art researchers. The exhibition builds a conversation about the long and deep connection between Russian culture and the legacy of one of the main masters of European art. The focus is not only on the etchings themselves but also on the path that Rembrandt's artistic language took in Russia. The halls feature works by the great Dutch artist and pieces by Russian artists who closely examined his compositions, light, and the drama of the image. A separate layer is connected to the history of collecting and studying. Engraving plays an important role: it became one of the main conduits of the Rembrandt tradition in Russia. Look for other events in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.