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[Don Diego Velázquez retratando a la Infanta María Margarita de Austria] [Material gráfico]
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Registration: “Don Diego Velázquez portraying the Infanta D.ª Margarita María de Austria daughter of Felipe 4º. served of his meninas and accompanied by two dwarves and other characters of Velázquez himself: he is eleven feet and a half high by ten wide. He has moved from Real Palacio to the Museo de Madrid.”
Title: [Don Diego Velázquez retratando a la Infanta María Margarita de Austria] [Material gráfico]
Description:
Registration: “Don Diego Velázquez portraying the Infanta D.
ª Margarita María de Austria daughter of Felipe 4º.
served of his meninas and accompanied by two dwarves and other characters of Velázquez himself: he is eleven feet and a half high by ten wide.
He has moved from Real Palacio to the Museo de Madrid.
”.
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