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Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma
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Peter Paul Rubens painted the Duke of Lerma mounted on a powerful horse. The Spanish nobleman was the most powerful man in Spain as favorite of Philip III. Rubens created this during his diplomatic mission to Spain.
The portrait established Rubens's reputation for dynamic equestrian compositions. This work hangs at the Museo del Prado in Madrid.
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About Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma
The powerful minister who effectively ruled Spain under Philip III You can see it at Museo del Prado, Madrid. Peter Paul Rubens painted the Duke of Lerma mounted on a powerful horse.
You can see it at Museo del Prado, Madrid in Madrid, Spain. Peter Paul Rubens created it. The Spanish nobleman was the most powerful man in Spain as favorite of Philip III.
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