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Description Fernando and Isabel, the Catholic Monarchs. The youth to their right almost certainly is their son Don Juan, Prince of Asturias. The girls to their left are more of a mystery, but it could be the three infantas (princesses), although their ages are not correctly depicted.
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Source http://www.aceros-de-hispania.com/Isabel-La-Catolica.htm
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