Philip Iii King Of Spain Collection

Portrait of King Philip III of Spain (1578-1621), c.1600. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of King Philip III of Spain (1578-1621), c.1600

Philip III, King of Spain. Creator: Jonas Suyderhoef
Philip III, King of Spain

The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain, 1612. Creator: Raffaello Schiaminossi
The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain, 1612

The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain [verso], 1612. Creator: Raffaello Schiaminossi
The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain [verso], 1612

The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain, 1612. Creator: Raffaello Schiaminossi
The Betrothal of Margaret of Austria to Philip III, King of Spain, 1612

Philip III, King of Spain, n.d. Creator: Cornelis de Visscher
Philip III, King of Spain, n.d

La Peregrina, (pearl, diamond, ruby)
7390021 La Peregrina, (pearl, diamond, ruby) by Cartier, Louis (1875-1942); 1.735 - 1.79 x 2.55 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: La Peregrina pearl originally dates to 16th century)

Musket-Proof Half Armor of King Philip III (Media Armadura a Prueba de Mosquete... ), c
Musket-Proof Half Armor of King Philip III (Media Armadura a Prueba de Mosquete del Rey Felipe III), c. 1868. [Spanish armour from the late 16th-early 17th century]. Albumen print

A Capucio Bringing Thanks of the King of Bavaria, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
A Capucio Bringing Thanks of the King of Bavaria, 1612

Entry Into the Town of Ferrara, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Entry Into the Town of Ferrara, 1612

A Capucin bringing the thanks of the King of Bavaria [recto], 1612

Baptism of the Prince of Spain, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Baptism of the Prince of Spain, 1612

Baptism of the Prince of Spain [verso], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Baptism of the Prince of Spain [verso], 1612

Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612

King Philip III of Spain, ca. 1590-1600. Creator: Unknown
King Philip III of Spain, ca. 1590-1600. Formerly attributed to Lucas Cranach (1472- 1553)

A Capucin bringing thanks of the King of Bavaria, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
A Capucin bringing thanks of the King of Bavaria, 1612

Entry into Ferrara, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Entry into Ferrara, 1612

King and Queen in Consultation about the Turks [recto], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
King and Queen in Consultation about the Turks [recto], 1612

Meeting of Margaret of Austria and Philip III, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Meeting of Margaret of Austria and Philip III, 1612

Marriage of Margaret of Austria and Philip III [verso], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Marriage of Margaret of Austria and Philip III [verso], 1612

King and Queen in Consultation about the Turks, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
King and Queen in Consultation about the Turks, 1612

Meeting of Margaret of Austria and Philip III [recto], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Meeting of Margaret of Austria and Philip III [recto], 1612

Marriage of Margaret of Austria and Philip III, 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Marriage of Margaret of Austria and Philip III, 1612

Pair of Gauntlets, Italian, Milan, ca. 1585. Creator: Unknown
Pair of Gauntlets, Italian, Milan, ca. 1585

Pair of Gauntlets for a Child, Italian, Milan, ca. 1585. Creator: Lucio Piccinino
Pair of Gauntlets for a Child, Italian, Milan, ca. 1585

Portrait of Philip III, King of Spain, ca. 1650. Creator: Pieter de Jode II
Portrait of Philip III, King of Spain, ca. 1650

[The Armor of Philip III], 1866. Creator: Jane Clifford
[The Armor of Philip III], 1866

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"Philip III: The Majestic King of Spain and Patron of the Arts" King Philip III of Spain, a ruler known for his opulence and love for the arts, left an indelible mark on history. His reign was characterized by grandeur and cultural patronage, as evidenced by the exquisite treasures he possessed. One such treasure was "La Peregrina, " a legendary pearl that adorned his regal attire. This remarkable gem, accompanied by diamonds and rubies, symbolized his power and wealth. It served as a testament to his refined taste in jewelry. In addition to his affinity for precious gems, King Philip III also had an eye for fine armor. The Musket-Proof Half Armor he wore showcased both functionality and elegance. Crafted with meticulous detail, this armor protected him during battles while exuding royal splendor. The king's appreciation for art extended beyond personal adornments; he supported renowned artists like Jacques Callot. Callot captured significant moments in Philip III's life through intricate engravings. One such piece depicted "A Capucio Bringing Thanks of the King of Bavaria. " This artwork immortalized diplomatic relations between kingdoms during 1612. Another masterpiece by Callot portrayed the monarch's entry into Ferrara in 1612—a momentous event filled with pomp and pageantry. These engravings showcased not only Philip III's grand entrances but also highlighted his influence across borders. Moreover, Callot depicted another important occasion—the Baptism of the Prince of Spain—in which religious ceremonies intertwined with royal traditions under Philip III's watchful gaze. Throughout these artworks, one can witness King Philip III’s authority alongside Queen Margarita’s involvement in political matters concerning their kingdom’s relationship with other nations—such as their consultation about the Turks—an example showcasing their shared responsibility as rulers. King Philip III reigned over Spain during a period marked by artistic brilliance and international diplomacy.