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The palatte of this piece brings about peaceful mood.There is no sign of anguish or turmoil. The painting depicts a young pair, a woman wearing a lemony skirt and a blue vest lying under the shade of the parasol the "majo" is holding above her head, he may also be shielding her from the world beyond her sight. Laying upon her skirt is a young pup which may symbolize the role of the lady as a caretaker. The young man behind her is seems unimportant to the woman in the scene as she is looking away -
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Future head of the Carlist movement
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grabado n.º 43 de Los Caprichos (1797-1799) -
The painting is presided over by María Luisa de Parma,making her be seen as the most powerful,the painting also includes the monarch's children Carlos Maria Isidro,Maria Josefa, Maria Isabel,Fracisco de Paula,and Maria Luisa with Don Luis de Parma and Carlos Luis,Fernando the VII is also in the painting,other members appear such as the King’s sister Maria Josefa and brother Don Antonio Pascual. An unknown future wife of Fernando’s is shown with her face turned to the background. -
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17 March - 19 March
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