Retrato De Felipe V De Medio Cuerpo En Un Ovalo Fingido

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"Retrato de Felipe V de medio cuerpo en un óvalo fingido" is a portrait of King Philip V of Spain, painted by the Spanish artist Juan García de Miranda (1677–1749). This artwork is a notable example of royal portraiture from the early 18th century, depicting the first Bourbon king of Spain in a half-length format within a feigned oval frame, a stylistic device used to give the illusion of a sculpted medallion or cameo.

Juan García de Miranda, although not as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, was a skilled painter who contributed to the tapestry designs for the Royal Tapestry Factory in Madrid and produced several portraits of the royal family and other high-ranking individuals of his time. His work is characterized by a careful attention to detail and a commitment to capturing the dignity and stature of his subjects.

The portrait of Philip V is significant both artistically and historically. Philip V, the grandson of Louis XIV of France, became king in 1700 and his reign marked the beginning of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain. The painting reflects the shift in royal iconography influenced by French styles, which García de Miranda would have been well aware of, given the cultural exchanges between the Spanish and French courts.

The artwork captures the monarch with regal poise and a sense of gravitas, dressed in royal attire that befits his status. The use of the feigned oval adds a sense of depth and frames the king in a manner that emphasizes his royal lineage and the continuity of monarchical power. The portrait would have served as a visual statement of legitimacy and authority during a period of significant dynastic change and political upheaval, including the War of the Spanish Succession.

"Retrato de Felipe V de medio cuerpo en un óvalo fingido" remains an important piece for understanding the representation of monarchical power in the visual arts of 18th-century Spain, as well as for appreciating the artistic contributions of Juan García de Miranda within the context of Spanish portraiture of the era.

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