On 26 February 2025, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania will unveil a model of the monument dedicated to Alexander Jagiellon, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1492–1506) and King of Poland (1501–1506). The sculpture, created by renowned Ukrainian artists Oles Sydoruk and Borys Krylov, is a generous gift from cultural patron and industrialist Dr Pranas Kiznis and the "PK Fund" to the museum. Based on the monument to Alexander Jagiellon erected in Kaunas in 2024, the sculpture was crafted in Kyiv and will now adorn the museum’s Gothic Hall. This hall has been restored in the late Gothic style of Alexander Jagiellon’s era, featuring keystones displaying the heraldic symbols of Alexander, his parents – Casimir Jagiellon (1440/1447–1492) and Elizabeth of Austria – and his wife, Grand Duchess Elena.On 26 February 2025, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania will unveil a model of the monument dedicated to Alexander Jagiellon, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1492–1506) and King of Poland (1501–1506). The sculpture, created by renowned Ukrainian artists Oles Sydoruk and Borys Krylov, is a generous gift from cultural patron and industrialist Dr Pranas Kiznis and the "PK Fund" to the museum. Based on the monument to Alexander Jagiellon erected in Kaunas in 2024, the sculpture was crafted in Kyiv and will now adorn the museum’s Gothic Hall. This hall has been restored in the late Gothic style of Alexander Jagiellon’s era, featuring keystones displaying the heraldic symbols of Alexander, his parents – Casimir Jagiellon (1440/1447–1492) and Elizabeth of Austria – and his wife, Grand Duchess Elena.
