The Palace Museum has received a gift from patron Dr. Pranas Kiznis: 26 paintings representing 15th-17th century Western European art have been donated to the museum. Some of the paintings are being donated to the Palace Museum by Dr. P. Kiznis, while others are being handed over to the Palace Museum for long-term display. The new gift has complemented the patron's gallery of paintings, which has been presented at the museum for several years, and from now on visitors to the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania will be able to admire the collection of paintings, which, after long searches at European auctions and in private collections, was formed on the basis of historical sources, which works of art adorned the collection of the rulers of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, and which painting schools they represented. The exposition of the Palace Museum is complemented by the works of more than ten Italian artists, including Ambrogio da Fossano (c. 1452-1523) and Giampietro Silvio (c. 1495-1552), Jacopo Ligozzi (1547/1552-1627), Palma the Younger (Palma il Giovane, c. 1550-1628), Francesco Curradi (1570-1661) and Filippo Gagliardi (1606-1659).