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Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki: Catalogue of the 60 Most Famous Paintings

Updated октобар 2026 · ranked by our popularity score (searches, visits and orders for each work) · 60 works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki in our catalogue

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Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress. (1782) is recorded as the most famous painting of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki; it is held by the Narodni muzej u Varšavi, Varšava. Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice (1780) and Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek (1782) occupy the second and third entries. Of the 60 works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki recorded in the catalogue, the 60 best known are listed below, each entry with its date, the holding museum and a note on the work.

1735 – 1822, Кијев Rococo Most works: Tretyakovljeva galerija

Entries 1 to 10: the most famous Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki paintings

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Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple  Devoted to the Godess of Justice (1780) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki

Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice

1780 · Oil · Tretyakovljeva galerija, Moskva

The work is the Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice by the artist Dmitry Grigoryevich Levitsky. Created about 1780, this oil portrait presents the subject, Catherine II, within a specific architectural and symbolic framework. The composition places the Empress inside a temple dedicated to the goddess of Justice, a setting that defines the allegorical nature of the image.

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Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek (1782) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki

Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek

1782 · Oil On Canvas · Tretyakovljeva galerija, Moskva

An elegant oval-format bust-length portrait, this work captures Countess Ursula Mniszek in a moment of poised serenity. The composition focuses on the subject's face and upper torso, set against a dark, indeterminate background that creates a strong chiaroscuro effect. Light enters from the upper left, illuminating her features and the shimmering textures of her attire. Her powdered hair is styled in voluminous curls, framing a face rendered with smooth skin…

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Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? ) (1794) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki

Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? )

1794 · Oil On Canvas · Ermitaž, Sankt Peterburg

The Subject and Composition Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? ) presents a middle-aged man in a three-quarter view, positioned slightly off-center against a dark, atmospheric background. The figure is depicted from the waist up, wearing a deep forest green coat accented by a vermilion red collar and a white cravat. His hair is light-colored and appears powdered, a common stylistic choice for the period. The subject's expression remains calm and…

Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki, further entries: 11 to 60

11Portrait of Maria Dyakova (1778) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Maria Dyakova1778 · Tretyakovljeva galerija 12Portrait of E. N. Khruschova and Princess E. N. Khovanskaya by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of E. N. Khruschova and Princess E. N. KhovanskayaДржавни руски музеј 13Portrait of Mikhail Krechetnikov (1770) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Mikhail Krechetnikov1770 · Ermitaž 14Portrait of the Princesses Davidova and Rzevskaja (1771) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of the Princesses Davidova and Rzevskaja1771 · Државни руски музеј 15Portrait of Catherine II (1782) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Catherine II1782 16Irina Vasilyeva (count) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiIrina Vasilyeva (count)Fine Arts Museum Kharkiv 17Portrait of Gubareva by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Gubareva 18Portrait of Y. I. Bilibin by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Y. I. BilibinErmitaž 19Portrait of A.-D.-L. Shmidt by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of A.-D.-L. Shmidt 20Portrait of Prokofiy Demidov by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Prokofiy Demidov 21Portrait of E. I. Palmenbach by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of E. I. Palmenbach 22Portrait of A. P. Melgunov by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of A. P. Melgunov 23Portrait of E. I. Molchanova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of E. I. Molchanova 24Portrait of A. P. Levshina by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of A. P. Levshina 25Portrait of M. A. Lvova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of M. A. Lvova 26Portrait of Ekaterina Nelidova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Ekaterina Nelidova 27Portrait of Countess N. F. Vorontsova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Countess N. F. Vorontsova 28Portrait of I. V. Lopukhin by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. V. Lopukhin 29Portrait of Princess P. N. Repnina by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Princess P. N. Repnina 30Portrait of Count I. G. Tchernyshov by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Count I. G. Tchernyshov 31Portrait of I. K. Bilibin the Big by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. K. Bilibin the BigErmitaž 32Portrait of M. I. Mussar by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of M. I. Mussar 33Portrait of F. S. Rzhevskaya and Princess N. M. Davydova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of F. S. Rzhevskaya and Princess N. M. Davydova 34Portrait of N. Y. Levitzkaya, Artist's Wife by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of N. Y. Levitzkaya, Artist's Wife 35Portrait of I. I. Dmitriyev by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. I. Dmitriyev 36Portrait of P. V. Bakunin by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of P. V. Bakunin 37Portrait of G. I. Alymova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of G. I. Alymova 38Portrait of Countess Ekaterina Vorontsova as a Child by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Countess Ekaterina Vorontsova as a Child 39Portrait of Countess A. S. Protasova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Countess A. S. Protasova 40Portrait of I. A. Igelstrom by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. A. Igelstrom 41Portrait of V. I. Mitrofanov and M. A. Mitrofanova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of V. I. Mitrofanov and M. A. Mitrofanova 42Portrait of I. I. Bilibin by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. I. Bilibin 43Portrait of an Unknown Man by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of an Unknown Man 44Portrait of Count A. A. Bezborodko by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Count A. A. Bezborodko 45Portrait of E. A. Bakunina by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of E. A. Bakunina 46Portrait of Grand Duchess Ekaterina Pavlovna as a Child by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Grand Duchess Ekaterina Pavlovna as a Child 47Portrait of Grand Duchess Alexandra Pavlovna as a Child by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Grand Duchess Alexandra Pavlovna as a Child 48Portrait of A. D. Levitzkaya, Artist's Daughter by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of A. D. Levitzkaya, Artist's Daughter 49Portrait of Nikolay Lvov, Architect, Painter and Poet by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Nikolay Lvov, Architect, Painter and Poet 50Portrait of the Aide-de-camp A. D. Lanskoy by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of the Aide-de-camp A. D. Lanskoy 51Portrait of I. I. Shuvalov by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of I. I. Shuvalov 52Portrait of F. P. Makerovsky in a Masquerade Costume by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of F. P. Makerovsky in a Masquerade Costume 53Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna as a Child by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna as a Child 54Portrait of Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna as a Child by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna as a Child 55Portrait of an Unknown Woman with a Rose (1788) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of an Unknown Woman with a Rose1788 · Tretyakovljeva galerija 56Portrait of Alexander Kokorino by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Alexander KokorinoДржавни руски музеј 57Portrait of E. A. Vorontsova by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of E. A. VorontsovaДржавни руски музеј 58Portrait of Anna Davia (D'Avia) Bernucci by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Anna Davia (D'Avia) BernucciTretyakovljeva galerija 59Portrait of Catherine I by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Catherine IДржавни руски музеј 60Portrait of Prokofiy Demidov (1773) by Dmitrij Grigorjevič LevickiPortrait of Prokofiy Demidov1773 · Tretyakovljeva galerija

Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki: works by period

Principal subjects in the work of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki

The four subjects most frequently represented among these works, each with its best-known example.

Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki: holding museums

The 7 museums that hold the most of the paintings on this page.

Museum City Works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki Paintings from this list
Tretyakovljeva galerija, MoskvaTretyakovljeva galerija Moskva 6 Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice, Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek, Portrait of Maria Dyakova
Ermitaž, Sankt PeterburgErmitaž Sankt Peterburg 5 Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? ), Portrait of Nikolai Novikov, Portrait of Mikhail Krechetnikov
Државни руски музеј, St. PetersburgДржавни руски музеј St. Petersburg 5 Portrait of E. N. Khruschova and Princess E. N. Khovanskaya, Portrait of the Princesses Davidova and Rzevskaja, Portrait of Alexander Kokorino
Narodni muzej u Varšavi, VaršavaNarodni muzej u Varšavi Varšava 2 Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress., Catherine the Great
Nacionalna galerija Armenije, JerevanNacionalna galerija Armenije Jerevan 1 Portrait of B.V. Umsky
Hillwood Estate, Muzej i vrtovi, Vašington, D.C.Hillwood Estate, Muzej i vrtovi Vašington, D.C. 1 Portrait of Yekaterina Dashkova
Fine Arts Museum Kharkiv, KharkivFine Arts Museum Kharkiv Kharkiv 1 Irina Vasilyeva (count)

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Questions frequently consulted on Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki's paintings

What is the best-known work of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki?Display the answer

Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress. (1782), Narodni muzej u Varšavi, Varšava. The following entries are Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice (1780) and Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek (1782).

How old was Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki in the year of Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress.?Display the answer

47 years: Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki was born in 1735 and Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress. is dated 1782.

What are the ten best-known works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki?Display the answer

Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress., Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice, Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek, Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? ), Portrait of Maria Ivanovna Narychkine (1731-1807), formerly known as Portrait of Princess Maria Pavlovna Narychkine, Portrait of B.V. Umsky, La Maréchale d'Arseniev, Catherine the Great, Portrait of Yekaterina Dashkova and Portrait of Nikolai Novikov. The list above records the date and holding museum of each.

How many works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki does the catalogue record?Display the answer

The catalogue records 60 works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki, dated between 1770 and 1794.

Where are the principal works of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki held?Display the answer

Principally in Tretyakovljeva galerija (Moskva), Ermitaž (Sankt Peterburg) and Државни руски музеј (St. Petersburg). The museum table above gives the full distribution.

During which period did Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki produce the best-known works?Display the answer

In 1780s: 8 of the 60 works listed on this page are dated to that period, including Portrait of Catherine II of Russia in red dress..

What are the earliest and latest best-known works by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki?Display the answer

The earliest dated work listed here is Portrait of B.V. Umsky (1770); the latest is Portrait of A.I. Novikova (? ) (1794).

What subjects did Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki treat most often?Display the answer

Portraits (33), 18th century (6) and Woman (5), out of the 60 works listed on this page.

What medium did Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki employ most often?Display the answer

Oil On Canvas, in 5 of the 60 works listed on this page.

To which art movement is Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki attributed?Display the answer

Rococo, as documented by the works on this page.

Which paintings by Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki does the Tretyakovljeva galerija hold?Display the answer

Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple Devoted to the Godess of Justice, Portrait of Countess Ursula Mniszek and Portrait of Maria Dyakova are among the 6 works on this page in the collection of the Tretyakovljeva galerija, Moskva.

Can reproductions of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki's works be ordered?Display the answer

Yes. Each work listed on this page can be ordered from its own entry as a hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, in a size of your choice.

Biography of Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki

Rano detinjstvo i umetnički temelji

Dmitrij Grigorjevič Levicki, rođen u Kijevu 1735. godine, izronio je iz porodice duboko ukorenjene u umetničke tradicije Ukrajine. Njegov otac, Grigorij Kirilovič Levicki-Nos, nije bio samo sveštenik, već i vešti gravir i slikar, koji je služio kao prvi vodič mladog Dmitrija kroz svet vizuelnog izražavanja. Ovo rano podučavanje postavilo je presudne temelje, ulijećući u njega poštovanje prema detalju i početno razumevanje forme. Selidba porodice u Sankt Trograd oko 1758. godine označila je ključni trenutak, otvarajući vrata formalnom umetničkom školovanju pod okiem cenjenog Alekseja Antropova. Antropov uticaj se pokazao značajnim; on mu je podučio objektivnost koja će postati zaštitni znak Levickijevog zrelog stila.

Uspon i akademsko priznanje

Levickijev put nije bio definisan isključivo učenikom. Upijao je znanje od drugih majstora, uključujući Luisa Lagrenéa u Sankt Trogradskoj akademiji umetnosti, dodatno usavršavajući svoju tehniku. Njegov prelomni trenutak stigao je 1ron 1770. godine sa izložbom šest portreta u Imperijalnoj akademiji umetnosti. Ova dela nisu samo pokazivala tehničku veštinu; ona su dočarala specifičnu aristokratsku senzibilnost koja je duboko odjeknula u dvoratskim krugovima Rusije Katarine Velike. Portret Aleksandra Kokorinova, direktora i prvog rektora Akademije, pokazao se posebno snažnim, donoseći Levickiju status akademskog člana i profesuru portretne slike na upravo onoj instituciji gde je nekada bio student. Ovo imenovanje učvrstilo je njegov položaj kao jednog od vodećih ruskih umetnika.

Serija Smolnog instituta: Portreti mladosti i idealizma

Možda je najveće Levickijevo dostignuće sadržano u seriji portreta koje je Katarina II naručila za Smolni institut za mlade dame između 1772. i 1776. godine. To nisu bili samo likovni prikazi; to su bile pažljivo konstruisane predstave mladalačke vrline, gracioznosti i potencijala. Svaki portret prikazuje učenicu u raznim aktivnostima – ples, muziku, dramsku predstavu – otelotvorujući ideale obrazovanja i prefinjenosti koje je Katarina nastojala da promoviše kroz Institut. Kompoziciona struktura, pod uticajem evropskog formalnog portreta, naglašavala je dostojanstvo i važnost svakog modela, dok je majstorstvo Levickije u upotrebi svetlosti i boje unelo živopisni život u ove scene aristokratskog odgoja. Ove slike nisu samo istorijski dokumenti; one su prozori u aspiracije i vrednosti ruskog društva 18. veka.

Prefinjeni stil i trajno nasleđe

Levickijeva umetnost bila je karakterisana izvanrednom sposobnošću da uhvati kako fizičku sličnost, tako i unutrašnji karakter svojih subjekata. On se kretao izvan okvira običnog predstavljanja, prožimajući svoje portrete osećajem psihološke dubine i društvene nijanse. Njegova tehnika je spajala pedantni detalj sa delikatnim dodirivanjem, stvarajući slike koje su istovremeno bile realistične i idealizovane. Iako je tokom života uživao u značajnom uspehu, finansijske poteškoće su proganjale njegove poznije godine. Narušeni vid primorao ga je da ograniči svoje slikarstvo 1790-ih godina, iako je ostao povezan sa Akademijom kao član saveta. Uprkos ovim izazovima, Levicki je za sobom ostavio neprolazno nasleđe kao jedan od najznačajnijih ruskih portretista, rame uz rame sa savremenima poput Fjodora Rokotova i Vladimira Borovikovskog.

Istorijski značaj i neprolazna privlačnost

Levickijevo delo pruža neprocenjiv uvid u živote i vrednosti ruske aristokratije tokom perioda značajnih društvenih i političkih promena. Njegovi portreti nisu samo lepi predmeti; oni su istorijski artefakti koji odražavaju evoluirajući ukus, težnje i samoosećanje jedne elite. Njegova sposobnost da uravnoteži realizam sa idealizacijom, zajedno sa njegovom tehničkom majstorstvom, učinila ga je definisnom figurom u ruskom portretizmu. Danas, Levickijeve slike nastavljaju da očaravaju publiku svojom elegancijom, psihološkom dubinom i trajnom lepotom. One nude pogled u prošlo doba, podsećajući nas na moć umetnosti da uhvati ne samo spoljašnji izgled, već i duh jednog vremena.

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