The second portrait was written when a young woman turned 21, but she looks older than her years. Fatigue is felt in her eyes, bitterness slips into a smile. It feels like she had to face something difficult, difficult.
However, the calm, dignified turn of the shoulders, the proudly reclined head show that it was the struggle that brought up self-esteem, formed the personality. Changed colors. In the first portrait, soft colors in a harmonious tone. In the second portrait, dark sonorous tones make the coloring intense, a little harsh.
Related Paintings 
Portrait of the priest Peter Levitsky by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of G. Levitsky. K (father of the artist) by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of Ursula Mnishek by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of F. S. Rzhevskaya and A. N. Davydova (Smolyanka) by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of Nikolai Aleksandrovich Lvov by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of A. Ya. Levitskaya by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of D. Didro by Dmitry Levitsky 
Portrait of Molchanova E. And by Dmitry Levitsky
Portrait of the priest Peter Levitsky by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of G. Levitsky. K (father of the artist) by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of Ursula Mnishek by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of F. S. Rzhevskaya and A. N. Davydova (Smolyanka) by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of Nikolai Aleksandrovich Lvov by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of A. Ya. Levitskaya by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of D. Didro by Dmitry Levitsky Portrait of Molchanova E. And by Dmitry Levitsky