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The king appears in a royal hunting preserve, either around El Escorial, or between the El Pardo Palace and the mountains of Madrid. He is dressed as a hunter, with the sashes of the Orders of Carlos III, Saint Januarius and the Holy Ghost, as well as the Golden Fleece.
This portrait is closely based on Charles III in hunting Dress by Francisco de Goya. The monarch, wearing a dress coat, has the same pose as in the painting, leaning forward slightly and with sloping shoulders. The modelling of the face is also the same.
19 de dic. de 2016 · By showing the King as a hunter the latter work associates him with his Habsburg predecessors, particularly the portraits by Velázquez of Philip IV, the Infante don Fernando and Prince Baltasar Carlos as hunters.
20 de dic. de 2016 · Almudena Sánchez, Museo del Prado restorer, comment on the restoration process of "Charles III in Hunting Dress" (Ca. 1786) by Francisco de Goya. Spanish and english subtitles available.
Charles III’s passion for hunting was well known. Dressed in hunting garb and with a jovial expression on his face, he is resting his rifle on the ground during a break. His dog is curled up asleep by his feet, and we can see on its collar the inscription “REY N. Señor”.
15 de may. de 2024 · Teñida en pinceladas rojas y decorada con una mariposa, la obra de Jonathan Yeo busca establecer un vínculo entre la gente y Carlos III como ser humano, más que como rey.
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