Infanta Collection (#4)

Charles I Returns 1623
Prince Charles (later King Charles I) is welcomed home from Spain by his father James I, where he had been negotiating marriage with the Spanish Infanta Date: 1623

JAMES I (1566-1625). King of Great Britain, 1603-1625. King James with George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, discussing their plan to marry Prince Charles to the Infanta Maria of Spain in 1623

ISABELLA CLARA EUGENIA (1566-1633). Infanta of Spain and Portugal; consort of Archduke Albert VII of Austria and co-sovereign of the Spanish Netherlands

Duchess Karl-Theodor with German Crown Prince
The Infanta Maria Jose of Portugal (Duchess Karl-Theodor - 1857-1943) (second wife of Duke Karl-Theodor in Bavaria ) at a stag hunt in Bavaria with her sons

Sardine boats - Southern France
Sardine boats - Saint Jean de Luz, Southern France. View of the quay and (back left) the Maison de l Infante (House of the Infanta)

Infanta Eulalia of Spain (12 February 1864 - 8 March 1958) Spanish infanta known for her controversial books telling insider stories of royal life

Infanta Beatriz of Spain with English nurse
The first photograph of the Infanta Beatriz of Spain, seen here with an English nurse in the gardens of the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso

Children of King Alfonso XIII of Spain
Three of the six children of King Alfonso XIII of Spain and his wife, Queen Ena. They are Alfonso, Prince of Asturias (1907-1938), the Infanta Beatriz (1909-2002) and Infante Jaime (1908-1975)

Princess Beatrice and her Spanish grandchildren
Princess Beatrice (1857-1944), youngest daughter of Queen Victoria, with her Spanish grandchildren (children of King Alfonso XIII and Queen Ena), Alfonso, Prince of the Asturias ( Alfonsito, left)

Queen Ena of Spain with her children
Queen Ena of Spain (1887-1969) with her children in the early 1920s: (l to r) Infanta Maria Christina, Alfonso, Prince of the Asturias, the Queen with her youngest son, Infante Gonzalo

Trade Embargo
An embargo on trade with Spain is imposed : the two countries are already at war, despite the marriage of Louis XIII with the Infanta

Children of Alfonso XIII
The Prince of the Asturias (left), the Infanta Beatriz and the Infante Jaime of Spain, three eldest children of King Alfonso XIII and Princess Ena of Battenberg. Date: c.1910

Isabela Marries
Queen Isabela marries her cousin Don Francesco d Assiz, duca de Cadiz, and her daughter the Infanta Luisa weds the duc de Montpensier

Marriage of Dauphin / 1745
The marriage ceremony of Louis, Dauphin of France and his bride Marie-Therese, the infanta of Spain in the chapel of the Palace of Versailles

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"Infanta: A Glimpse into the Royal World" Step into the captivating world of royalty through the lens of art and history. From Diego Velasquez's iconic masterpiece "Las Meninas" to Isabella of Portugal's enchanting portrait, explore the lives and legacies of these remarkable women. In 1656, Velasquez immortalized the Spanish Infanta Margarita Teresa in his renowned painting "Las Meninas. " This intriguing artwork offers a glimpse into court life during that era, showcasing the young princess surrounded by her attendants. Travel back even further in time with an exquisite engraving depicting Isabella of Portugal. The colored details bring this Renaissance beauty to life, allowing us to appreciate her elegance and grace. Venturing beyond Spain's borders, witness a grand royal gathering at Windsor Castle. The opulence and splendor on display reflect not only power but also unity among European monarchies. A striking oil-on-panel portrait from around 1450 introduces us to another Isabella of Portugal. This depiction captures her regal aura while hinting at her influential role within society. Journeying across France in the 18th century, social scenes unfold before our eyes. These glimpses offer insights into French aristocracy as they engage in leisurely activities amidst lavish settings. The enigmatic Joanna la Beltraneja emerges from history as a Spanish Infanta whose story captivates with its intrigue and political implications. Her presence leaves an indelible mark on Spain's royal lineage. Barbara of Portugal comes alive through Louis Michel Van Loo's brushstrokes. This portrait showcases her poise and sophistication while reminding us of her significant place within European nobility. Immerse yourself in Madrid's Royal Palace—a symbol of Spanish monarchy for centuries—where countless stories have unfolded against its majestic backdrop. Its walls hold secrets waiting to be discovered by those who venture inside.