King Charles IV in Hunting Costume 1799

Francisco Goya's "King Charles IV in Hunting Costume" (1799) portrays the Spanish monarch in a relaxed and informal setting, a departure from traditional royal portraiture. The king is depicted in hunting attire, holding a gun and accompanied by a dog, suggesting a more relatable and approachable side to his personality. This portrait is now housed in the Palacio Real de Madrid, offering viewers a glimpse into the life and style of the Spanish monarchy during the late 18th century.