A major retrospective reveals the key series and artistic method of the master of graphics. This is an opportunity to see rare works and trace the development of the author's language. The exhibition is dedicated to the Belarusian artist Yuri Yakovenko and brings together about 70 works created over the last 25 years. Viewers are presented with rare works in which the author addresses themes of time, symbols, and human stories. The show opens a series of exhibitions by the artist in Russia. The exhibition features key cycles: "Alchemy," exploring internal changes, "Condottieri," immersing into the era of Italian military leaders, as well as "Foldings for Giuliano," "Dark Alleys," and others. The project is complemented by bibliophile editions with original etchings of "The Song of Songs of King Solomon." The author is a recognized master of etching and mezzo-tinto, whose works are held in major museum and library collections in various countries. Find other exhibitions in Moscow on our website.