Image: Príncipe BaltasarCarlos cazador Velázquez lou

Description: Retrato del principe Baltasar Carlos de Austria (1629-1646), que fue hijo del rey Felipe IV de España y de la reina Isabel de Borbón.
Title: Prince Balthasar Charles as a Hunterlabel QS:Les,"El príncipe Baltasar Carlos de Austria, cazador" label QS:Lfr,"Le Prince Baltasar Carlos chasseur" label QS:Lpl,"Książę Baltazar Karol w stroju myśliwskim" label QS:Len,"Prince Balthasar Charles as a Hunter" label QS:Lca,"Retrat del príncep Baltasar Carles caçador"
Credit: Digital photograph taken by Pablo Alberto Salguero Quiles on Sunday, February 29, 2004, at 12:33:06 in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The photograph was taken with a slightly long exposition time in order to not use flash, which is not allowed in the museum. Tripods are not allowed either and that is why the image is a little shaky, or at least, not as defined as I wanted it to be. It was retouched with computer programs to get more definition. Also, a few centimeters of the edges of the painting are missing mostly due to the picture frame.
Author: Diego Velázquez
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