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This portrait is a full-length likeness of Philip II’s third wife, Queen Isabel de Valois. She wears a black gown with pointed sleeves and a long train that is curled around her body and billows at the back. Poking out from beneath her hanging sleeves, held in place with ruby and diamond buttons and lined in white fabric, are silver and gold undersleeves. The one-piece gown is decorated with appli
Esta fotografía aparece por primera vez en el catálogo de 1879. La pieza no19 es la Copa de pie cuadrado de jaspe con camafeos (O38), la pieza no 7 se encuentra desaparecida desde 1918 y la no 22 es el Vaso aovado de ágata con dos bandas de camafeos (O34). Existe fotografia, atribuida a Jane Clifford, en: BNE: 17-169 no8, y AGP: 10191892.
This is a modern copy of a Roman portrait of a young man from the period of the Emperor Commodus (180-192 AD). While the beard recalls portraits of Hadrian (such as E-176 in the Prado) and others from the Antonine period (E-113), the hairstyle suggests images of Alexander the Great. The subject may have been an officer in the Roman army.
Retrato de busto sobre pedestal original de jaspe en el que el monarca aparece representado en su madurez, con barba, bigote y amplias entradas en la frente, vistiendo cuello con gorguera. Perteneció a la colección de don Diego Hurtado de Mendoza (h. 1503-1575), quien realizó labores diplomáticas bajo el reinado de Felipe II, aunque debido a una disputa, fue desterrado de la corte en 1568. Por la
The head of this young man with soft features is made of black marble with a highly polished face, while the bust is of white alabaster. Belonging to a production modelled on works by Nicolas Cordier (1567-1612), it comes from the collection of Queen Christina of Sweden, which was later owned and kept by Philip V at the Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso.
