El retrato de Juan de Pareja de Diego Velázquez
Juan de Pareja was a slave whom Velázquez used to assist him in his creative process. We have a portrait of him because Velázquez had to present a sample to Pope Innocent X so the pope could see his painting style. Despite Pareja's status, Velázquez, as he did with the court jesters, painted Juan de Pareja with great dignity. We are looking at one of the greatest artists not only of the Baroque period but of all time.
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Part One: In Search of Juan de Pareja || Madeleine Haddon talks to David Pullins and Vanessa Valdés
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Juan de Pareja, The Calling of St. Matthew
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Las Meninas: Is This The Best Painting In History?
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MESA REDONDA: JUAN DE PAREJA. LA SOMBRA ETERNA
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Portrait of Juan de Pareja (by Diego Velázquez) c.1650
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