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Velazquez Diego Collection

"Velazquez Diego: A Master of Capturing Life's Essence" Diego Velazquez, a renowned Spanish painter from the 17th century

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Isabella of Bourbon. First Queen of King Philip IV, 1614-1660. Creator: Diego Velasquez

Isabella of Bourbon. First Queen of King Philip IV, 1614-1660. Creator: Diego Velasquez
Isabella of Bourbon. First Queen of King Philip IV, 1614-1660

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: The Longford Castle Pictures; The Portrait of Admiral Adrian Pulido Pareja, after Diego Velasquez

The Longford Castle Pictures; The Portrait of Admiral Adrian Pulido Pareja, after Diego Velasquez, Creator: Unknown
The Longford Castle Pictures; The Portrait of Admiral Adrian Pulido Pareja, after Diego Velasquez, , 1890. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 41

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Portrait of Don Balthazar Carlos; after Velazquez, exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1890

Portrait of Don Balthazar Carlos; after Velazquez, exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1890. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of Don Balthazar Carlos; after Velazquez, exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1890. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 42. July to December, 1890

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: 'The Adoration of the Shepherds' by Velasquez, 1854. Creator: Unknown

"The Adoration of the Shepherds" by Velasquez, 1854. Creator: Unknown
"The Adoration of the Shepherds" by Velasquez, 1854. Painting newly acquired by the National Gallery in London, and thought at the time to be by Velazquez

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Don Gaspar De Guzman, Conde Duque D'Olivarez, after Diego Velazquez, 1636 ( 1891). Creator: Unknown

Don Gaspar De Guzman, Conde Duque D'Olivarez, after Diego Velazquez, 1636 ( 1891). Creator: Unknown
Don Gaspar De Guzman, Conde Duque D'Olivarez, after Diego Velazquez, 1636 (1891). From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Portrait of a Boy, n.d. Creator: School of Diego Velázquez Spanish, 1599-1660

Portrait of a Boy, n.d. Creator: School of Diego Velázquez Spanish, 1599-1660
Portrait of a Boy, n.d

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Portrait of Velasquez, n.d. Creator: Mariano Jose Maria Bernardo Fortuny y Carbo

Portrait of Velasquez, n.d. Creator: Mariano Jose Maria Bernardo Fortuny y Carbo
Portrait of Velasquez, n.d

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Isabella of Bourbon, Wife of Philip IV of Spain, c. 1632

Isabella of Bourbon, Wife of Philip IV of Spain, c. 1632

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Portrait of Philip IV, c. 1632. Creator: Workshop of Diego Velazquez

Portrait of Philip IV, c. 1632. Creator: Workshop of Diego Velazquez
Portrait of Philip IV, c. 1632

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, ca. 1622. Creator: Diego Velasquez

Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, ca. 1622. Creator: Diego Velasquez
Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, ca. 1622. Attributed to Diego Velazquez

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: The Needlewoman, c. 1640 / 1650. Creator: Diego Velasquez

The Needlewoman, c. 1640 / 1650. Creator: Diego Velasquez
The Needlewoman, c. 1640/1650

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Portrait of a Young Man, c. 1650. Creator: Anon

Portrait of a Young Man, c. 1650. Creator: Anon
Portrait of a Young Man, c. 1650

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Pope Innocent X, c. 1650. Creator: Anon

Pope Innocent X, c. 1650. Creator: Anon
Pope Innocent X, c. 1650

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Philip IV on horseback, after Velazquez, 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya

Philip IV on horseback, after Velazquez, 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya
Philip IV on horseback, after Velazquez, 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Baltasar Carlos, Prince of Spain and Son of Philip IV (D

Baltasar Carlos, Prince of Spain and Son of Philip IV (D. Baltasar Carlos Principe de Espana. Hijo del Rey D. Felipe IV), 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Isabel of Bourbon, Queen of Spain and wife of Philip IV (D

Isabel of Bourbon, Queen of Spain and wife of Philip IV (D. Isabel de Borbon, Reyna de Espana, muger de Felipe Quarto), 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Balthasar Carlos, Prince of Spain and Son of Philip IV (D

Balthasar Carlos, Prince of Spain and Son of Philip IV (D. Baltasar Carlos Principe de Espana. Hijo del Rey D. Felipe IV), from Etchings after Velazquez, 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Moenippus (Menipo Filosofo), 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya

Moenippus (Menipo Filosofo), 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya
Moenippus (Menipo Filosofo), 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Aesop (Aesopus), from Etchings after Velazquez, 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya

Aesop (Aesopus), from Etchings after Velazquez, 1778. Creator: Francisco Goya
Aesop (Aesopus), from Etchings after Velazquez, 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: A dwarf (un enano) known as El Primo after Diego Velazquez, 1778

A dwarf (un enano) known as El Primo after Diego Velazquez, 1778

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: The Little Cavaliers, after 'Velazquez', 1861-62. Creator: Edouard Manet

The Little Cavaliers, after "Velazquez", 1861-62. Creator: Edouard Manet
The Little Cavaliers, after " Velazquez", 1861-62

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: The Infanta Margarita, after Velazquez, 1862-64. Creator: Edgar Degas

The Infanta Margarita, after Velazquez, 1862-64. Creator: Edgar Degas
The Infanta Margarita, after Velazquez, 1862-64. After Velazquez

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Maria Teresa, Infanta of Spain, mid-17th century. Creator: Workshop of Diego Rodriguez

Maria Teresa, Infanta of Spain, mid-17th century. Creator: Workshop of Diego Rodriguez
Maria Teresa, Infanta of Spain, mid-17th century

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Philip IV (1605-1665), King of Spain, probably 1624. Creator: Diego Velasquez

Philip IV (1605-1665), King of Spain, probably 1624. Creator: Diego Velasquez
Philip IV (1605-1665), King of Spain, probably 1624

Background imageVelazquez Diego Collection: Don Gaspar de Guzman (1587-1645), Count-Duke of Olivares, ca. 1635. Creator: Diego Velasquez

Don Gaspar de Guzman (1587-1645), Count-Duke of Olivares, ca. 1635. Creator: Diego Velasquez
Don Gaspar de Guzman (1587-1645), Count-Duke of Olivares, ca. 1635


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"Velazquez Diego: A Master of Capturing Life's Essence" Diego Velazquez, a renowned Spanish painter from the 17th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exceptional talent for capturing life's essence. In his famous painting "Kitchen Scene, " created between 1618 and 1620, Velazquez transports us to a bustling kitchen filled with activity and warmth. Another masterpiece by Velazquez is the captivating portrait of Isabella of Bourbon, wife of Philip IV of Spain, painted around 1632. The artist skillfully portrays her regal beauty and grace, showcasing his ability to capture not only physical likeness but also inner character. In the same period, Velazquez also created a striking portrait of Philip IV himself. Though believed to be executed by his workshop, it still reflects the artist's unique style and attention to detail. The painting exudes power and authority as it immortalizes one of Spain's most influential rulers. Venturing into religious themes, Velazquez presented "Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness" circa 1622. This artwork showcases his mastery in depicting light and shadow while evoking a sense of solitude within nature. "The Needlewoman, " painted between 1640-1650, reveals another facet of Velazquez's talent as he captures everyday life with remarkable realism. The woman engrossed in her needlework becomes an emblematic representation of domesticity during that era. Moving forward in time to c. 1650s we find "Portrait of a Young Man. " Although its creator remains anonymous today, this work bears resemblance to Velazquez’s style through its delicate brushstrokes and attention to facial features – perhaps indicating an apprentice or follower influenced by him. "Pope Innocent X, " also dating back to c. 1650s but attributed anonymously rather than directly linked to Velázquez himself depicts immense power through the Pope's piercing gaze and commanding presence.