Displayed in the mantle Order of St. Andrew (chain) and St. Vladimir 1st degree (tape and cross). The program is a portrait, probably suggested by NA Lvov, set out by the artist himself: "The middle of the picture is the inside of the temple of the goddess of Justice, before which, as a setter, Her Majesty, burning on oltare poppy flowers, precious sacrifices for its quiet hostel rest. Instead of an ordinary imperial crown surmounted by a crown of laurel she adorning civic crown bestowed upon the head of Her. Signs of the Order of St. Vladimir depict famous for Excellent incurred for the benefit of the Fatherland works, of which lie at the feet setter books show the truth. Victorious eagle rests on laws and armed with a thunderbolt rachit guardian of the integrity of these. In the distance you can see the open sea, and a fluttering Russian flag shown on a military shield Mercury's rod is a protected trade "(" The interviewer lovers of Russian words. "- St. Petersburg. - 1783. - T. 6. - P. 17). The portrait was very popular and was copied many times repeated. Same song different iconographic type (I.-B. Lampi the Elder), 1793 - TG. The only known picture Levitsky (RM ** executed by order of Catherine II, and granted it in 1794 at the IAH. *** - **** RSHA, fund 789, inventory 1, Part 1, the case in 1153) repeats the same composition for engraving (engraved in the oval to the waist NI Utkin, attached to the "Review of the reign of Catherine II". - St. Petersburg. - 1832).