The name "Konosier" - from the French "connoisseur," meaning "expert" - was used in pre-revolutionary Russia to refer to an art collector and connoisseur, akin to a modern-day art historian or critic.

The "Konosier" Gallery is one of the oldest antique galleries.

The gallery’s exhibition hall in Moscow is located at 22 Myasnitskaya Street, Building 1, in Bankovsky Lane, showcasing paintings from the 14th to 21st centuries. The main focus is creating museum-quality collections of paintings, graphics, sculptures, antique and original decorative applied art objects.

The gallery’s founders, Category I artist-restorer and art historian Kirill Borisovich Belyaninov, and cultural scientist, art historian, and antique specialist Maria Valerievna Yusupova, are engaged in collecting and creating collections of museum-quality art objects. They specialize in paintings by the "Old Masters" of the 14th-17th centuries, as well as European and Russian masters of the 18th-21st centuries.

For 30 years, our Gallery has been helping art enthusiasts create their own collections and decorate homes and offices with valuable pieces of antique and contemporary art. Additionally, our partners always find gifts here that evoke admiration and gratitude from recipients.

In addition to paintings, the gallery features fine examples of sculpture, jewelry, and decorative applied arts.

The "Konosier" Gallery is renowned for organizing exhibitions in Moscow, Sevastopol, Germany, South Korea, France, and Italy; conducting research and restoration work; and creating corporate and private collections.