The exhibition is situated in six halls of oldest preserved building in Bansko, built in 1749. The one-storey building is preserved in its authentic form and in culture monument. The house performed functions of a female convent initially to the Hilendar, and later to the Rila Monastery. Bansko Art School’ founder is Toma Vishanov - Molera (born around 1750). According to family’ legend, Vishanov studied painting in Vienna and after his return was named Moler – the German word for artist (Maler). His school was developed in the field of monumental and icon paintings. Bansko icon exhibition shows original icons painted by many school’ representatives. Major place is dedicated also to his son Dimitar, his grandson Simeon and others.