A work by Velázquez depicting the family of Philip IV, which has become one of the most famous canvases in the history of art.
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Van Loo depicted the family of Philip V, the new dynasty in 18th century Spain, in this huge canvas
Goya immortalised the family of Charles IV in a canvas with a variety of political views
Smokers and other characters depicted by Teniers inside a tavern
Image of the mantle of the Royal Order of Charles III, which belonged to Fernando VII
An ornate celadon that belonged to Charles V, which simulates the appearance of Roman emperors
Full-length royal armour belonging to Emperor Charles V
Image of the Roman-style armour given to Philip II by Guibaldo delle Rovere
Engraving of the view of the Alcázar of Madrid from the Casa de Campo
Part of the Eighty Years’ War, the miracle of Empel was one of the greatest victories of the Spanish tercios in Northern Europe
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