Diego Velázquez
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Diego Velázquez was born in Seville, Spain in 1599 and died in Madrid in 1660. He showed an interest in painting from a young age and became an apprentice of a religious painter at age 11. After eight years of study, he opened his own studio and eventually moved to Madrid, where he became the court painter for King Philip IV. In his later years, Velázquez received high honors for his work, including becoming a noble.
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Diego Velázquez
- 2. He was born in Sevilla in 1599. He died in Madrid in 1660. When he was eleven he told his parents that he wanted to be a painter. He immediately became apprenticed to a religious painter, Pacheco, in Seville. When Velázquez was nineteen, he married Pacheco´s daughter, they moved into a house together, and Velázquez opened his own studio. After eigth years of study, he was now a master painter. In 1623, Velázque moved to Madrid. Soon after, he became “Painter to the King Philip IV”. In 1659, Velázquez was awarded the highest honor: the cross of Santiago. This meant that Velázquez was now a noble. He died a year later.
- 3. In this painting we can see : A blonde girl in the centre surrounded by other people and a dog to her feet. The main colours are : light brown, grey and black.
- 4. In this painting we can see: The King Philip IV riding his horse. The main colours are: Blue,grey and brown.
- 5. In this painting we can see: A little girl in a very big dress. The main colours are: red, white and grey.
- 6. In this painting we can see: a woman in a dress and flowers in the hair. The main colours are: black and brown.
- 7. In this painting we can see: a woman in a dress and flowers in the hair. The main colours are: black and brown.