Anciano 

Antonio Cabral Bejarano painted this image of an old man, capturing the essence of age and rustic simplicity through carefully chosen symbols. The walking stick in his hand is not merely a tool for support; it echoes the scepter, a sign of authority. This man, though weathered and worn, possesses a quiet dignity. It's a symbol found across cultures, from ancient Egypt to the medieval courts, each time signifying leadership or guidance. Even here, the scepter suggests a life of experience, a silent command earned through time. Note the basket and jug by his side, emblems of sustenance and simple living. They reappear in countless pastoral scenes throughout art history, evoking a connection to the land and the basic necessities of life. This man, in his simple attire and humble possessions, reminds us of the enduring human connection to nature and the cycles of life. The image evokes a deep, almost subconscious recognition of our shared past.