This document lists various artworks from the Spanish Golden Age, many by Diego Velazquez, that depict themes of decadence, vanity, and mythology. It includes Velazquez's portraits of Spanish royalty like Philip IV and Prince Baltasar Carlos, as well as his famous painting Las Meninas. Other works mentioned are Antonio de Pereda's allegorical paintings, landscapes by Juan Martinez del Mazo, and portraits of royalty and dwarves by additional Spanish artists from the 1600s.

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2. Diego Velazquez, Philip IV , c. 1653

3. Diego Velazquez, The Count-Duke of Olivares , 1635

4. Diego Velazquez, Prince Baltasar Carlos with a Dwarf , c. 1631

5. Antonio de Pereda, Allegory of Vanity, c. 1634

6. Antonio de Pereda?, The Dream of the Knight , c. 1650

7. Juan Martinez del Mazo, Landscape with Roman Ruins , 1657

8. Diego Velazquez, Prince Baltasar Carlos at the Riding School , c. 1635

9. Diego Velazquez, Prince Baltasar Carlos at the Riding School , c. 1635

10. Diego Velazquez, Las Meninas , 1656

11. Juan van der Hamen y Leon, Portrait of a Dwarf , c. 1625-30

12. Diego Velazquez, "Don Juan de Austria," c. 1632-34

13. Diego Velazquez, Mars, c. 1640

14. Albrecht Durer, Melancholia , 16th cent.

15. Diego Velazquez, The Forge of Vulcan , 1629-30

16. Diego Velazquez, Venus at her Mirror , 1648?

17. Diego Velazquez, Mercury and Argos

18. Rubens, Mercury and Argos , c. 1636-38

19. Roman copy after Greek statue, The Dying Gladiator

20. Juan Carreño de Miranda, Charles II , c. 1671

21. Juan Carreño de Miranda, Charles II , c. 1671

22. Claudio Coello, Charles II , 1675-80