# CARREÑO DE MIRANDA, Juan [View the canonical artist record]() ## Artist - Lifespan: 1614–1685 - Profession: painter - School: Spanish ## Biography Carreño was a member of a Spanish noble family, whose studies in the royal collection in Madrid caused him to be influenced by Rubens and Titian. In 1669 he was made a Painter to the King and in 1671 Court Painter. He produced several religious pictures, but was chiefly a portrait painter, adapting the styles of Velázquez and Van Dyck. There are works in Barnard Castle \(Bowes Museum\), Madrid \(Prado and Galdiano Museum\), Paris \(Louvre\) and elsewhere. ## Related artworks - [Assumption of the Virgin]() - [Charles II as Grandmaster of the Golden Fleece]() - [Duke of Pastrana]() - [Eugenia Martinez Valleji, called La Monstrua]() - [King Charles II of Spain]() - [La Monstrua Desnuda \(Eugenia Martinez Vallejo Unclothed\)]() - [Mass of St John of Matha]() - [Mass of St John of Matha]() - [Portrait of Charles II \(detail\)]() - [Portrait of Charles II]() - [Portrait of Don Juan José de Austria \(?\)]() - [Portrait of Queen Mariana de Austria]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()