Philip IV (1605-1665) in Parade Armor ca. 1628 Gaspar de Crayer Flemish Gaspar de Crayer painted several portraits of Philip IV, probably commissioned by the Marqués de Leganés, who served as Philips emissary to the Spanish court in Brussels in 1627-28. Here the young king of Spain is presented in a magnificently decorated Flemish cavalry armor. He holds a commanders baton in his right hand and wears an ornate rapier on his left hip. The composition follows a pattern in Spanish portraiture of depicting kings in fine armor, which was established decades earlier by Titian, for example in his portraits of Emperor Charles V and King Philip II.. Philip IV (1605-1665) in Parade Armor. Gaspar de Crayer (Flemish, 1584-1669). ca. 1628. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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Philip IV (1605-1665) in Parade Armor ca. 1628 Gaspar de Crayer Flemish Gaspar de Crayer painted several portraits of Philip IV, probably commissioned by the Marqués de Leganés, who served as Philips emissary to the Spanish court in Brussels in 1627-28. Here the young king of Spain is presented in a magnificently decorated Flemish cavalry armor. He holds a commanders baton in his right hand and wears an ornate rapier on his left hip. The composition follows a pattern in Spanish portraiture of depicting kings in fine armor, which was established decades earlier by Titian, for example in his portraits of Emperor Charles V and King Philip II.. Philip IV (1605-1665) in Parade Armor. Gaspar de Crayer (Flemish, 1584-1669). ca. 1628. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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