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Elisabeth of France

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10 paintings

  • Equestrian Portrait of Elisabeth of France
    Equestrian Portrait of Elisabeth of France
    Diego Velázquez
    c. 1628–1635 · Museo del Prado
  • Portrait d'Isabelle d'Espagne
    Portrait d'Isabelle d'Espagne
    Diego Velázquez
    1632 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Portrait of Elizabeth of Bourbon, Queen of Spain
    Portrait of Elizabeth of Bourbon, Queen of Spain
    Peter Paul Rubens
    1628–1629 · Hermitage Museum
  • The Exchange of the Princesses of Spain and France on the River Bidasoa
    The Exchange of the Princesses of Spain and France on the River Bidasoa
    Pieter van der Meulen
    1616 · Patrimonio Nacional
  • Isabella of Bourbon, Wife of Philip IV of Spain
    Isabella of Bourbon, Wife of Philip IV of Spain
    Workshop of Diego Velázquez
    c. 1632 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Portrait of Isabella of Bourbon
    Portrait of Isabella of Bourbon
    Follower of Peter Paul Rubens
    c. 1628–1699–1630 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Elisabeth von Bourbon (1602-1644)
    Elisabeth von Bourbon (1602-1644)
    Frans Pourbus the Younger
    c. 1615 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Elisabeth, Tochter Heinrichs IV., vermählt mit Philipp IV. von Spanien
    Elisabeth, Tochter Heinrichs IV., vermählt mit Philipp IV. von Spanien
    Unknown artist
    c. 1630 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Isabella of France Queen of Spain
    Isabella of France Queen of Spain
    Frans Pourbus the Younger
    c. 1615 · Museo del Prado
  • Portrait of Elisabeth of France
    Portrait of Elisabeth of France
    Diego Velázquez
    c. 1625
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