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English: Bronze equestrian statue of Philip IV of Spain, made by Pietro Tacca between 1634 and 1640. It´s part of the monument at the Plaza de Oriente (square) in Madrid (Spain) inaugurated in 1843.
Español: Estatua ecuestre de bronce de Felipe IV de España, realizada por Pietro Tacca entre 1634 y 1640. Es parte del monumento situado en la Plaza de Oriente de Madrid (España) e inaugurado en 1843.

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