Diego Velázquez (June 6, 1599 – August 6, 1660) was the personal painter of the Spanish king, King Philip IV. He was a very important portrait artist of the Baroque era. His paintings include portraits of notable European commoners, officials, and even the Spanish royal family. Learn more »
Paintings by Diego Velázquez in Chronological Order
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| Head of a Man, c.1616 | An Old Woman Cooking Eggs, 1618 | Breakfast, c.1618 |
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| Head of a Girl, 1618 | Kitchen Scene with the Supper in Emmaus, 1618 | Three Musicians, 1618 |
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| Adoration of the Kings, 1619 | Saint John at Patmos, c.1619 | The Immaculate Conception, c.1619 |
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| Christ in the House of Mary and Martha, c.1620 | Don Cristobal Suarez de Ribera, 1620 | Madre Maria Jeronima de la Fuente, 1620 |
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| Saint Paul, 1620 | Saint Thomas, 1620 | St. Paul, 1620 |
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| Supper at Emmaus, 1620 | The Lunch, 1620 | The Virgin appearing to St Ildephonsus and giving him a robe, 1620 |
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| Portrait of a Man with a Goatee, 1622 | Portrait of Don Luis de Gongora y Argote, 1622 | Two Young Men Eating At A Humble Table, c.1622 |
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| Portrait of a Cleric, 1623 | Portrait of a Young Man, 1623 | The Waterseller of Seville, 1623 |
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| Don Gaspde Guzman, Count of Oliveres and Duke of San Lucla Mayor, 1624 | Philip IV, 1624 | Isabella of Bourbon, c.1625 |
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| Don Gaspde Guzman, Count of Olivares and Duke of San Lucla Mayor, 1627 | Philip IV of Spain, 1627 | Portrait of Infante Don Carlos, 1627 |
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| Christ After the Flagellation Contemplated by the Christian Soul, 1628 | Philip IV in Armor, c.1628 | Portrait of a Man, 1628 |
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| Triumph of Bacchus, 1628 | Democritus, 1629 | The Buffoon Juan de Calabazas (Calabacillas), 1629 |
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| Joseph”s Bloody Coat Brough to Jacob, 1630 | Study for the head of Apollo, 1630 | The Forge of Vulcan, 1630 |
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| The Gardens of the Villa Medici in Rome, 1630 | The Infanta Maria of Austria, 1630 | Villa Medici in Rome (Facade of the Grotto Logia), 1630 |
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| A Sibyl, 1631 | Dona Antonia de Ipenarrieta y Galdos and her Son, c.1631 | Young Spanish gentleman, 1631 |
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| Christ on the Cross, 1632 | Don Baltasar Carlos with a Dwarf, 1632 | King Philip IV of Spain, 1632 |
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| Philip IV of Spain in Brown and Silver, 1632 | Portrait of Cardinal Infante Ferdinand of Austria with Gun and Dog, 1632 | Portrait of Don Diego de Corral y Arellano, 1632 |
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| Portrait of Pedro de Barberana y Aparregui, 1632 | Price Baltasar Carlos, 1632 | Queen Isabel, Standing, 1632 |
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| Queen Isabella of Spain wife of Philip IV, 1632 | Temptation of St.Thomas Aquinas, 1632 | Philip IV King of Spain, 1633 |
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| Portrait of a Lady, 1633 | The Jester Don Juan of Austria, 1633 | Portrait of a Gentleman (supposedly Juan Mateos, Philip IV’s Master of the Hunt) , 1633 |
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| Equestrian Portrait of Don Gaspar de GuzmanCount Duke of Olivares, 1634 | Head of a Stag, 1634 | Juan Mateos, c.1634 |
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| A Spanish Gentleman (Jos Nieto, Chamberlain To Queen Mariana of Austria, Wife of Philip IV), c.1634 | A Young Lady, c.1634 | Equestrian Portrait of Philip III, c.1634 |
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| Equestrian Portrait of Philip IV, 1635 | Portrait of Queen Margaret of Austria, 1635 | Portrait of the Sculptor, Juan Martinez Montanes, 1635 |
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| Prince Balthasar Carlos on horseback, 1635 | Queen Isabel of Bourbon Equestrian, 1635 | St. Anthony the Abbot and St. Paul the First Hermit, c.1635 |
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| The Surrender of Breda, 1635 | A White Horse, 1635 | Prince Baltasar Carlos with the Count Duke of Olivares at the Royal Mews, c.1636 |
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| Prince Balthasar Carlos dressed as a Hunter, 1636 | Pablo de Valladolid, 1637 | The Court Dwarf, Don Franciso Lezcano called “El Nino de Vallecas”, 1637 |
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| Count duke of Olivares, c.1638 | St. Anthony Abbot, 1638 | Portrait of Francesco I d”Este, 1639 |
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| Prince Balthasar Carlos, c.1639 | The Buffoon Calabacillas, mistakenly called The Idiot of Coria, 1639 | A Buffoon (incorrectly called Antonio The Englishman), 1640 |
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| Aesop, 1640 | Mars, c.1640 | Portrait of a Little Girl, c.1640 |
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| Portrait of the Buffoon “Redbeard”, Cristobal de Castaneda, 1640 | Self-Portrait, c.1640 | The Lady with a Fan, c.1640 |
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| Menippos, 1641 | The Needlewoman, 1643 | Coronation of the Virgin, 1644 |
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| Philip IV, King of Spain, 1644 | A Dwarf Holding a Tome in His Lap, c.1645 | Allegorical Portrait of Philip IV, c.1645 |
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| Don Sebastian de Morra, c.1645 | Francisco Bandres de Abarca, c.1646 | View of Zaragoza, 1647 |
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| Arachne (A Sybil), c.1648 | Infan Maria Teresa, 1648 | A Knight of the Order of Santiago, c.1650 |
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| Cardinal Camillo Massimi, 1650 | Juan de Pareja, 1650 | Miguel Angelo, Barber to the Pope, 1650 |
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| Pope Innocent X, 1650 | Portrait of Cardinal Camillo Astali Pamphili, 1650 | Portrait of Pope Innocent X, 1650 |
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| Young Peasant Girl, 1650 | Portrait of Philip IV, 1653 | Portrait of the Infanta Maria Teresa future Queen Marie Therese of France, 1653 |
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| Queen Mariana, 1653 | The Infanta Margarita Teresa of Spain in a Red Dress, 1653 | Portrait of the Infanta Maria Marguerita, 1654 |
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| The Infanta Maria Theresa, daughter of Philip IV of Spain, 1654 | Las Meninas, 1656 | Portrait of Philip IV of Spain, 1656 |
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| Portrait of Mariana of Austria, Queen of Spain, 1657 | The Fable of Arachne, or The Spinners, 1659 | Mercury and Argus, 1659 |
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| Prince Philip Prosper, Son of Philip IV, 1659 | The Infanta Maria Marguerita in Pink, 1659 | Portrait of the Infanta Margarita, c.1660 |