This person gazes at two figures only visible in a mirror next to a self-portrait of the artist, who wears the insignia of the Order of Saint James.
A portrait of this person in a silver-bordered blue dress was sent to Leopold I in Vienna, where it remains today. This person gazes at two figures only visible in a mirror next to a self-portrait of the artist, who wears the insignia of the Order of Saint James. The dachshund Lump replaces the mastiff that lies to the left of this person in a version of the painting she appears in by Pablo Picasso. Juan del Mazo painted this person in a mourning dress after the death of her father, Philip IV. In a 1656 painting, a kneeling woman presents a red cup to this person, who is accompanied by two dwarves and three other attendants. For 10 points, name this "Infanta" whose maids of honor are painted in Diego Velázquez's Las Meninas.
A portrait of this person in a silver-bordered blue dress was sent to Leopold I in Vienna, where it remains today.
Infanta Margarita Teresa [or Margaret Theresa; prompt on the Infanta or girl from Las Meninas] &lt;Shimizu&gt;