1308. PORTRAIT OF A MAN.

_J. B. Martinez del Mazo_ (Spanish: 1610-1687).

Juan Bautista Martinez del Mazo, the favourite pupil and the

son-in-law of Velazquez, whom he succeeded in 1661 as painter

to the Spanish Court. In portraiture Mazo was an imitator

of the great master; he also painted hunting pieces and

landscapes. His view of Zaragoza, now in the Madrid Gallery, is

celebrated.

A very short thick-set figure; possibly a portrait of one of Philip

IV.'s court dwarfs.

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