Half-length portrait of Philip II, King of Spain (1527-1598), facing half to the left. In his left hand he carries a sword whilst his right hand rests on a table beside him. He is wearing a black and dark green (probably once blue) doublet lined and trimmed with white fur; the Order of the Golden Fleece hangs from his neck on a double gold chain.This is a copy of an original portrait which is now lost, the finest surviving version being in the Prado, Madrid. The original portrait is referred…

King Philip II of Spain by Anthonis Mor,1557

Sánchez Coello: King Philip II of Spain, half-length portrait in Spanish court dress (detail)

Back then people had a unique sense of style. They wore armorish types of clothing.

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(Antwerp 1569–1622 Paris) Portrait of Philip III of Spain, bust-length; and Portrait of Margaret of Austria, bust-lengthboth oil on panel, each 67 x 51 cm, unframed, a pair (2) Provenance:Private European collection The present portraits show King Philip III of Spain (1578–1621), who ruled after the death of his father, Philip II, from 1598 onwards and Margaret of Austria (1584–1611), who Philip III married in 1599. Philip wears a ruff collar and a ceremonial cuirass in blued iron…

King Philip II of Spain banqueting with his family and courtiers (The Royal feast). Alonso Sanchez Coello. 1596. National Museum in Warsaw.

King Philip II of Spain and his second wife Queen Mary I of England