The exhibition addresses the theme of family, showing how important a part of noble life familial ties and traditions were. Through portraits, genre scenes, and documents, the emotional atmosphere of domestic life in past eras is revealed. The exhibition connects personal stories of several generations of the Pushkin family, allowing a glimpse into family relationships through artistic heritage. At the center are the fates of people whose familial ties determined their choices, habits, and worldview. Special attention is given to the family circle, hobbies, and characters that were passed down within the family. Among the works, one can see domestic scenes, portraits of adults and children, images of estates where the foundations of upbringing were formed. Paintings and graphics reveal ideas about harmony in the home, the importance of education, and emotional closeness. Another layer of the exhibition is related to the cultural influences of the era: sentimentalism and romanticism shaped a new view of family values, while the spread of "Russian Biedermeier" heightened interest in domestic themes. The books and documents displayed in the exhibition remind us of the significant role of moral literature and guides on upbringing.