Konstantin Fyodorovich Yuon - painter, theater artist, founder of a private art school, teacher and art theorist. His talent was recognized both in imperial Russia and in Soviet. He was one of the few who remained to live in his homeland after the 1917 revolution and drew inspiration for his later paintings in revolutionary events. He was also one of the initiators of the creation of fine art schools at the Moscow office of public education.

In the permanent exhibition of the Penza Art Gallery named after K.A. Savitsky presented the work of Konstantin Fyodorovich Yuon ‘Winter. Bridge. Ligachevo’. The village, standing on the outskirts of a sunlit field, is buried in the snow. He is no longer on the river; the water is dark blue, the ice just went off. A wooden bridge is thrown across the river, over which the women crossed, wearing dark sleeveless jackets and bright colored skirts. The clouds in the sky reflect sunlight, and despite the gray snow cover, the day is clear and serene. Introducing bright colors into the seemingly monotonous landscape, Konstantin Fyodorovich creates a high spirits for the viewer with the expectation of spring, a village holiday for which women dressed smartly.