 At the 1836 Exposition there, he displayed a canvas depicting "Marriage of Salvator Rosa on his Deathbed"; and he won a gold medal a number of commissions for the Museum of Versailles, which was being opened by King Louis Philippe I.At Paris, in addition to portraits, he painted canvases for the Russian Chapel, and a canvas for the church of the contessa Malacoska; another for the Catholic Church of Moscow, a "Christ, Saints Peter and Paul".In 1842, he won silver medal at the Exposition at Alençon.