A holder of this title grasps a letter with the artist’s signature and wears a chivalric badge in a portrait named for his outfit’s brown and silver color. (-5[1])Tiepolo painted this title (10[1])personified sitting among the continents and the pillars of Hercules in a ceiling fresco (10[1]-5[1])on this title’s “apotheosis.” (-5[1])Théophile (10[1])Gautier (-5[1])wrote that a holder of this title looked like a “corner grocer who has just won the lottery” (-5[2])in an awkward group (10[1])portrait of him and (10[1])his family. (10[2]-5[3])A holder (-5[1])of this title commissioned (-5[2])both 1628’s The Triumph of Bacchus (10[1])and a painting that shows his victorious army (-5[1])receiving a key (10[1])in front (10[1])of a row (10[1])of vertical (10[1])lances, (-5[1])titled (10[1])The Surrender of Breda. (10[4]-5[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[2])name this royal title of a patron whose daughter, (-5[1])the Infanta (-5[1])Margarita, (10[10])is (10[1])depicted (10[1])in Las (10[1])Meninas (10[4])by (10[2])his court (-5[1])painter (10[2])Diego (10[1])Velázquez. (10[3]0[2])■END■ (10[7]0[2])