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Gabrielle Graessle (Swiss, 1956), König und Königin [King and Queen], 2020. Acrylic and glitter, 180 x 130 cm.
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Gabrielle Graessle (Swiss, 1956), König und Königin [King and Queen], 2020. Acrylic and glitter, 180 x 130 cm.
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baroque pep talks
Mariana de Austria, segunda esposa de Felipe IV y la madre del rey Carlos II y la emperatriz Margarita Teresa, pintada por Frans Luyckx
I'm obsessed with the period of time during the 17th century where they wanted so desperately to look as bulbous as possible from the thighs up.
An extremely commendable effort, the cape and the hat make it a perfect 10.
Baby Felipe IV just looking so so. Broad. From the legs up. It's giving bird. It's giving rooster.
It's not like any of these garments were truly breaking the mold from the last 200 years but my lord the silhouette this era cut...they went full pine tree.
For all the LOUIS XIV x FELIPE IV fans lolz.. nobody can stop me
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The family of Philip IV of Spain
In the summer of 1662, Felipe IV attempted but failed to reconquer Portugal. Despite his loss, he refused to grant Portugal its independence. Meanwhile, Queen Mariana, who had recently given birth a few months to her deceased infant daughter, continued to carry on with her royal duties. The focus was on Carlos, the prince of Asturias, who could now stand but had difficulty walking. He used a mini carriage to get around the palace and was often carried and assisted by his servants.
"Margarita is as beautiful as ever, and she is growing into a young woman," Queen Mariana commented as she observed Margarita playing with her younger brother. "Let us pray that our children will experience the joys of life." King Philip IV replied While the royal couple observes their children, they are interrupted by Jose Everardo Nithard, Queen Mariana's confessor.
Jose Everardo Nithard bowed to the royal couple and said, "Your Majesty." "It is a pleasure to see you again, Padre," Queen Mariana replied.
Carlos and Margarita stopped playing when they saw José Everardo Nithard. Margarita approached the confessor and bowed to him as a sign of respect. Carlos, on the other hand, stared at the confessor.
A story I created for the fanart, the only thing that is historically accurate in this story is the first paragraph.
Felipe IV en el Ministerio del tiempo
Elizabeth of France, Spouse of Philip IV
Artist: Frans Pourbus the Younger (Flemish, 1569-1622)
Date: 1615-1621
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain
Description
Elisabeth of France or Isabella of Bourbon (22 November 1602 – 6 October 1644) was Queen of Spain from 1621 to her death and Queen of Portugal from 1621 to 1640, as the first spouse of King Philip IV & III.