Las Meninas - Students, Britannica Kids

Las Meninas, or The Maids of Honor, is an oil on canvas by Diego Velázquez from about 1656, now in the Prado Museum, in Madrid. It includes a self-portrait of the artist at left and a reflection of King Philip IV and Queen Mariana in the mirror at the back of the artist

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