Image: Velázquez - La Fábula de Aracne o Las Hilanderas (Museo del Prado, 1657-58)

Description: La obra representa el momento en que la tejedora Aracne fue convertida en araña por la diosa Atenea, y es una de las obras mitológicas más conocidas del pintor sevillano Diego Velázquez.
Title: Spanish: Las hilanderas o la fábula de Aracne o los afiladores  Las Hilanderaslabel QS:Les,"Las Hilanderas o La fábula de Aracne" label QS:Leu,"Arakneren fabula" label QS:Last,"Les filanderes" label QS:Lru,"Пряхи (картина)" label QS:Lde,"Die Spinnerinnen" label QS:Leo,"La Ŝpinistinoj" label QS:Lit,"Filatrici" label QS:Lfr,"Les Fileuses" label QS:Lpt,"As Fiandeiras" label QS:Lcy,"Chwedl Arachne" label QS:Lca,"Les filadores" label QS:Lpl,"Baśń o Arachne" label QS:Lbe,"Праллі, карціна" label QS:Lgl,"As fiandeiras" label QS:Lar,"أسطورة أراكني (لوحة)" label QS:Lel,"Ο μύθος της αράχνης" label QS:Len,"Las Hilanderas"
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Author: Diego Velázquez
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