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The hero of the story, the artist Ovrul, lived on the banks of the Dniester in the second millennium BC.

The wizards drove Ovrul out of his tribe for disobeying their instructions in his drawings. The exile doomed the young man to certain death. But miraculously, he survived, and his endless wanderings in distant lands began. The exile was an apprentice to a potter in Greece, carved sculptures on the island of Crete, and helped an Egyptian artist paint the walls of palaces. Only at the end of his long life could Ovrul return to the banks of the Dniester to tell his native tribe about distant worlds in his drawings.