Antonio Cabral Bejarano (1798–1861): Andalusian Romanticism Embodied Antonio Joaquín María de Todos los Santos Ignacio de Loyola Quintín, commonly known as Antonio Cabral Bejarano, was a pivotal figure in Spanish art during the Romantic era. Born in Seville in 1798, he descended from a lineage of painters—his great-grandfather Diego Bejarano—establishing him within a tradition deeply rooted in artistic heritage. This familial connection profoundly shaped his formative years and instilled an early passion for visual expression. Initially trained by his father, Joaquín Cabral Bejarano, Antonio…