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"Philip IV: The Majestic King of Spain and Patron of the Arts" Plate 35 captures the grandeur of Philip IV, as he is depicted as Neptune
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"Philip IV: The Majestic King of Spain and Patron of the Arts" Plate 35 captures the grandeur of Philip IV, as he is depicted as Neptune, riding in a magnificent chariot pulled by two majestic sea horses. This masterpiece by Rubens showcases the king's power and his association with the mighty god of the seas. In Plate 2, we witness Philip IV being crowned as King of Spain. This portrait from Guillielmus Becanus's work depicts the momentous occasion when this influential ruler ascended to his throne. Johannes Meursius and Willem van der Beke beautifully bring this significant event to life through their artistic talent. The anonymous artist behind Plate 3 presents us with another stunning portrayal of Philip IV. This regal portrait captures his essence and charisma, showcasing his authority and dignity that commanded respect throughout Spain. Jacob Louys and Pieter Soutman collaborate on a captivating portrait capturing Philip IV's likeness during his reign from ca. 1615-57. Their artistry allows us to glimpse into the soulful eyes of this powerful monarch who shaped Spanish history during turbulent times. The engraving depicting The Siege of Barcelona during the Reapers War offers insight into one aspect of Philip IV's rule - military conflicts faced under his reign. It serves as a reminder that even great kings must navigate challenges within their own kingdom. A workshop associated with Diego Velazquez brings forth an exquisite portrait dating back to c. 1632, providing us with an intimate glimpse into Philip IV's character through Velazquez's masterful brushstrokes. Peter Paul Rubens' follower creates a mesmerizing depiction in Portrait of Isabella Bourbon circa 1630, presenting Queen Isabella alongside her husband Philip IV. This painting highlights their union while emphasizing her beauty and grace beside him. Francisco Goya immortalizes Philip IV on horseback in an iconic artwork from 1778 after Velazquez.