A sensitive, poetic, and incredibly beautiful exhibition opens a magical page in the history of domestic illustration. The watercolors of Elizaveta Byom bring warmth, comfort, and a sense of childhood. She worked in the genre of watercolor graphics, being one of the first among women artists in Russia, and captivated with her postcards. Each of them is not just a greeting, but a little story: about winter miracles, family coziness, and festive hustle. At the exhibition, you will be able to see postcards created by Elizaveta Byom at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. These miniatures are filled with kindness, tenderness, and warmth. The artist skillfully conveyed not only visual images but also emotional moods-from ringing joy to touching silence. Special attention should be paid to the inscriptions that Byom made herself. They bring to life proverbs, lines from poetic works, and church hymns. This makes her works not only beautiful but also deep in meaning. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.