The article highlights a creative project taking place throughout March that aims to engage children and adults in understanding art and museum history through various activities. Each day, a new concept related to the museum's architecture, artists, and artworks will be presented, encouraging participation in competitions and celebrations, enhancing their experience with the Latvian National Museum of Art (LNMM). The painting "By the Window" by Valdemārs Tone, completed in 1932, is particularly showcased as an emblematic piece representing Tone’s style and approach. Known for portraying the subtleties of character rather than mere physical likeness in his portraits, Tone is celebrated for his ability to evoke a sense of introspection and depth within his subjects, which is evident in his unique technique of using light to shape the figures. The description of Anna, the young woman featured in the painting, underlines Tone's focus on capturing the inner world of his subjects, isolated in thought by the window, bathed in light. This highlights how Tone’s art offers a lens through which to explore deeper emotional states and narratives, making it a valuable study for young minds learning about the nuanced expressions in visual art.