How does Goya's painting Family of Charles IV differ from earlier portraits of European monarchs? A. It includes a self-portrait of the artist. B. It idealizes the figures to emphasize their royal lineage. C. It was a blatant criticism of the king's corruption. D. It is an ambivalent representation of royal authority
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