Infante Don Baltazar Carlos 1635

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Infante Don Baltazar Carlos 1635 is a notable painting by the renowned Spanish Baroque artist, Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo, who a protégé and son-in-law of the illustrious Diego Velázquez. The artwork holds remarkable importance in European art history as it presents a fascinating overlap of courtly portraiture and naturalism that typified 17th century Spanish paintings.

The subject of the painting, Infante Don Baltazar Carlos, was the Prince of Asturias and the son of King Philip IV of Spain and his Queen, Elisabeth of France. The painting was conceived in the year 1635, hence the year in the title. The young prince, frequently depicted in Spanish art of this period, is featured here at about two years of age. Don Baltazar Carlos, who was the heir presumptive to the Spanish throne, tragically died in his adolescence, making this and similar artworks poignant historical records.

This grand painting showcases del Mazo's technical abilities and stylistic traits that echo his tutelage under Velázquez. The formal portrait displays the young prince in a full-length format, an approach generally reserved for high-ranking nobility and royalty. Infante Don Baltazar Carlos is portrayed dressed in luxurious court attire, adorned with rich fabrics and elaborate decorations, indicating his royal status.

Despite the formal nature of the depiction, del Mazo achieved a distinct intimacy by capturing the innocent youthfulness of the prince. The straightforward gaze of Don Baltazar Carlos, his playful grip on a toy watch, and the small dog by his feet bring in elements of domesticity, softening the otherwise formal and public tone of the portrait.

Infante Don Baltazar Carlos 1635 remains an indispensable piece in the body of work left by Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo. Furthermore, it significantly contributes to our understanding and interpretation of 17th-century Spanish court life and its representations.

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