One figure in this work with a slightly bent right knee, the relative of the artist in the background, may be coming to take two figures away from the room adorned with paintings of Minerva. The center figure's chaperon stands with a bodyguard on the right side of this painting, behind the titular dwarves. That young girl is (*) curtsying to her parents who are being painted by an artist with the emblem of the Order of Santiago on the breast of his doublet. FTP, name this painting which sees the King and Queen of Spain reflected in a mirror, the most famous work of Diego Velasquez titled after
One figure in this work with a slightly bent right knee, the relative of the artist in the background, may be coming to take two figures away from the room adorned with paintings of Minerva. The center figure's chaperon stands with a bodyguard on the right side of this painting, behind the titular dwarves. That young girl is (*) curtsying to her parents who are being painted by an artist with the emblem of the Order of Santiago on the breast of his doublet. FTP, name this painting which sees the King and Queen of Spain reflected in a mirror, the most famous work of Diego Velasquez titled after the princess's attendants.
One figure in this work with a slightly bent right knee, the relative of the artist in the background, may be coming to take two figures away from the room adorned with paintings of Minerva.
{Maids of Honor} or Las {Meninas}