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- Las Hilanderas stands as a testament to Diego Velázquez’s extraordinary ability to weave together myth and reality within a single canvas.
- Las Hilanderas (. Spanish pronunciation: [las ilanˈdeɾas]; "The Spinners") is a painting by the Spanish painter Diego Velázquez, in the Museo del Prado of Madrid, Spain.
- Velázquez's play with the nature of the picture surface was given great scope by his use of similar devices, be it in the stage curtain of The Spinners.
- Las Hilanderas by Diego Velázquez is a large oil on canvas painting that has dimensions of 220 × 289 centimeters (87 × 114 inches).
- Velázquez gives us two women spinning in the foreground; the older on the left represents Athena, while the younger on the right (with her back to us viewers)...
- One of the most admired and complex paintings by the Spanish painter Diego Velazquez is this one, Las Hilanderas.
- Diego Velázquez, Arakhne Öyküsü (Las Hilanderas), 1655-1660, Tuval üzerine yağlı boya, 220 x 289 cm, Museo del Prado, Madrid, İspanya.
- Color palette: Las Hilanderas is lighter in tone and brighter in palette than most of Velázquez's earlier works, which most likely speaks to the influence of the...
- Las Hilanderas by Diego Velazquez is a complex painting that depicts women working at the Royal Tapestry Factory of Santa Isabel in Madrid.