Dmitry Levitzky1735–1822Портрет генерал-аншефа Я.А. Брюса
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Imens i livet hos Dmitry Levitzky
Hele livet1735–1756 · Virkested
Kyiv
1752–1755
Murals of St Andrew's Church in Kyiv
He began his artistic career as an icon painter: while working on the murals of St Andrew's Church in Kyiv (together with his father), he met his future teacher, A. P. Antropov.
1756–1822 · Virkested
Saint Petersburg
c. 1758
Move to St. Petersburg and Study under Antropov
Around 1758 he moved to St. Petersburg, where he became a pupil of A. P. Antropov and also attended the classes of L. J.-F. Lagrenée and G. Valeriani; he was later influenced by the manner of J. B. Lampi the Elder.
1770
Fame after the Academy Exhibition and the Title of Academician
He exhibited six of his portraits at the Imperial Academy of Arts and attracted universal attention; for the portrait of the architect A. F. Kokorinov the 35-year-old Levitzky received the title of academician.
1771–1788
Head of the Academy's Portrait Class
From 1771 he taught at the Academy of Arts and headed its portrait class for seventeen years; he retired in 1788.
