King Louis XIV and his family disguised in mythological figures, 1670 (oil on canvas)

King Louis XIV and his family disguises in mythological figures The king, on the right, sitting on a throne, is dressed in Apollo. At the bottom right, Queen Mary Therese of Austria is dressed in Juno. In the center of the painting, Queen Mother Anne of Austria, as Cybele. On the left the brother of King Philip Duke of Orleans (1640-1701), called Monsieur in the morning star. He is surrounded by his wife Henriette of England in a nymph, his daughter Marie Louise d'Orleans under the figure of Zephyr, and his mother-in-law Henriette Marie of France (Queen of England) on the extreme left in Amphithrite. Painting by Jean Nocret (1615-1672) 1670 Sun. 3,05x4,2 m - The king Louis XIV and his family dressed up in mythological figures. The King-on the right- seated on a throne, as Apollo. At the bottom right, the Queen Marie Therese of Austria is clothed in Juno. In the center of the painting, the Queen Mother Anne of Austria, as Cybele. On the left, the brother of the King, Philip, Duke of Orleans (1640-1701), called Mister, as a morning star. He is surrounded by his wife Henrietta of England in nymph, by his daughter Marie Louise d'Orleans in the figure of Zephyr and by his mother in law, Henriette Marie de France (Queen of England) on the left hand side- in Amphithrite. Painting by Jean Nocret (1615-1672) 1670. 3.05 x 4.2 m. Versailles, Castles of Versailles and Trianon