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Spanish royal art museum in Madrid

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10 paintings

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  • Charles IV in the uniform of a colonel of the Guardia de Corps
    Charles IV in the uniform of a colonel of the Guardia de Corps
    Francisco Goya
    1799 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Crucifixion
    Crucifixion
    Titian
    c. 1565 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Portrait of Isabella the Catholic
    Portrait of Isabella the Catholic
    Juan de Flandes
    c. 1500–1504 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Bárbara de Braganza, reina consorte de España
    Bárbara de Braganza, reina consorte de España
    Louis-Michel van Loo
    c. 1750 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Portrait of Charles II as a teenager
    Portrait of Charles II as a teenager
    Juan Carreño de Miranda
    c. 1675 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Ferdinand VI, King of Spain
    Ferdinand VI, King of Spain
    Louis-Michel van Loo
    c. 1750 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Maria Luisa of Parma in Court Dress
    Maria Luisa of Parma in Court Dress
    Francisco Goya
    1799 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Herodias and Salome with the head of John the Baptist
    Herodias and Salome with the head of John the Baptist
    Gerard Seghers
    1625–1651 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • Bust-length portrait of Philip III in armor
    Bust-length portrait of Philip III in armor
    Juan Pantoja de la Cruz
    c. 1603 · Royal Collections Gallery
  • RImage under copyright
    Retrato de Fernando de Borbón, príncipe de Asturias
    Miguel Jacinto Meléndez
    c. 1725 · Royal Collections Gallery
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