In Francisco Goya's Family of Charles IV:
A) the royal family is portrayed in an idealized way
B) the artist includes a portrait of himself standing at his easel
C) Charles IV is shown knighting his son, Ferdinand VII
D) the family are very simply dressed
E) none of the answers

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Goya includes a self-portrait of himself standing at his easel in the background, emphasizing his role as the observer and creator of the royal image.