11. King Charles IV.
The property of the Marqués de Casa Torres, Madrid.
12. King Philip IV.
The King is hunting the wild boar. This picture by Goya is a copy of the painting by Velazquez, now in the National Gallery, London, which was in the Royal Palace, Madrid, until it was presented by Ferdinand VII. to the late Lord Cowley, of whom it was purchased for the National Gallery in 1846.
The hunt is taking place in an enclosed space of ground, in the front of which there are many spectators; hills and foliage fill the background. Among the numerous small figures in the picture are portraits of King Philip IV., the Count-Duke of Olivares, the Cardinal Infante, Don Fernando de Bourbon; the arquebus-carrier of the King, Don Juan Mateos.
Queen Isabella de Bourbon and her maids of honour are present in their coaches.
Prado, Madrid.
13. King Charles IV.
A life-size figure of the King, standing; he wears hunting costume.
Capodimonte, Naples.