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Groupes et réseaux féminins à la Cour de Philippe IV d'Espagne (1621-1665)
“…Historiography has long considered that the women close to Philip IV of Spain (his relatives, mistresses or nuns) were important in political life. …”
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Excavaciones arqueológicas y hallazgos monetales en el castilllo berciano de Ponferrada
Published 2014-12-01“…The coins span a 400-year period from Sancho II of Portugal (1223-1248) to Philip IV of Spain (1658). The study focuses on archaeological aspects: the coins relate to the specific characteristics of the castle site where they were found.…”
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Picking Up the Brush for Emperors and Sultans. Imperial Portraits as Representations of Power in The Early Modern Mediterranean (Ca. 1450-Ca. 1650)
Published 2016-12-01“…Therefore, the paper will focus on the portraits of monarchs, foremost the depictions of Philip IV of Spain by the court painter Velázquez and works of Titian under the patronage of Charles V and Philip II in order to analyse, how the conservative portraiture culture was established and maintained during the so-called Siglo de Oro. …”
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El declinar militar hispánico durante el reinado de Carlos II
Published 2009-12-01“…The author starts his analysis from the reign of Philip IV of Spain because from the 1630s the need of making substancial changes in the warfare was absolutely clear. …”
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El declinar militar hispánico durante el reinado de Carlos II
Published 2009-12-01“…The author starts his analysis from the reign of Philip IV of Spain because from the 1630s the need of making substancial changes in the warfare was absolutely clear. …”
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