KnowraPhilip IV of SpainLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Philip IV of Spain, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 2Related 15Compared with 1Spanish Golden AgeRelated: His court supported Velázquez and other artists during the period’s later flourishing.Treaty of the PyreneesRelated: He accepted the treaty and arranged his daughter’s marriage to Louis XIV.Peter Paul RubensRelated: His court commissioned paintings and employed Rubens on diplomatic missions.Iberian UnionRelated: His policies and reliance on Portuguese resources intensified resistance to Habsburg rule.Diego VelázquezRelated: His court appointment gave Velázquez sustained access to royal commissions and sitters.Charles II of SpainRelated: His death left Charles, then three years old, as the sole surviving male heir.Portuguese Restoration WarRelated: His government’s demands for Portuguese resources intensified opposition to Habsburg rule.Treaty of MünsterRelated: His government accepted Dutch independence through the agreement.Pedro Calderón de la BarcaRelated: His court commissioned Calderón’s plays and elaborate theatrical entertainments.Spanish HabsburgsRelated: His reign exposed the monarchy’s fiscal and military limits.War of DevolutionRelated: His death triggered Louis XIV’s claim to territories in the Spanish Netherlands.Las MeninasRelated: He is reflected in the painting and ruled the court it portrays.Ambrogio SpinolaRelated: Spinola served Philip IV in the Netherlands and later in the Italian theater.Francisco de ZurbaránRelated: Royal commissions brought Zurbarán into contact with the court’s artistic ambitions.Anthony van DiemenRelated: Van Diemen’s Dutch administration operated amid continuing conflict with the Spanish Habsburg monarchy.