Gallery Page 1 1: (Workshop Of) King Philip IV, circa 1632...Crucifixion, 1632 2: Democritus, or the Man with a Globe...Equestrian Portrait of Queen Isabella of Bourbon, Wife of Philip IV 3: Equestrian Portrait of the Infante Baltasar Carlos, 1629-1646, Son of King Philip IV...King Philip IV (1621-1665) 4: King Philip IV of Spain (1605-1665)...Les Menimes, 1656 5: Margarete of Austria (1584-1611), Wife of Philip III, on Horseback, 1636...Philip IV (1621-1665) in Armour with General's Sash 6: Philip IV of Spain (1605-65) circa 1626...Portrait of Philip IV in Court Dress, 1655 7: Portrait of Philip IV of Spain...Prince Carlos Balthasar on Horseback, c.1635 8: Prince Philip IV...Self-Portrait 9: Selfportrait...The Cafe Griensteidl 10: The Coronation of the Virgin...The Infanta Margarita Teresa (1651-1673) in a Blue Dress 11: The Infanta Margarita Teresa (1651-1673) in a Pink Dress...The Rokeby Venus, c.1647-51 (detail) 12: The Rokeby Venus, circa 1648-51...Toilet of Venus 13: Two Men at Table, circa 1620-21...White Horse (Workshop Of) King Philip IV, circa 1632 A Buffoon Sometimes and Incorrectly Called Antonio the Englishman Adoration of the Kings, 1619 Aesop, 1640 An Old Woman Frying Eggs Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Austria (1609-1641), Governor of the Netherlands Christ Tied to the Pillory, Contemplated by the Christian Soul, 1626-1628 Christ in the House of Martha and Mary, 1629-1630 Christ on the Cross, circa 1630 Coronation of the Virgin, circa 1641-42 Court Jester, El Primo Crucifixion, 1632
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