
1695–1768 · Mexican · 17 artworks
artist bio
Miguel Cabrera was a prominent Mexican painter of the Baroque period, renowned for his religious and portrait works. He played a significant role in shaping the artistic landscape of 18th-century New Spain, blending European techniques with local aesthetics.
what you'll learn
Studying Cabrera's work allows students to understand the fusion of European Baroque style with indigenous influences in colonial Latin America. Students can analyze his use of symbolism, composition, and color to convey religious and social narratives.

The Divine Shepherdess

The Conversion of Saint Ignatius Loyola

Saint Ignatius Loyola

De español y mestiza, castiza
1763

Allegory of the Virgin Patroness of the Dominicans

Sor Juana
1750

Doña MarÃa de la Luz Padilla y (Gómez de) Cervantes
1760

Fiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego
1752

Santa Gertrudis
1763

Saint Francis

From Mestizo and from Indian; Coyote
1763

The Marriage of the Virgin
1737

The Virgin of the Apocalypse
1760

Don Juan Xavier JoachÃn Gutiérrez Altamirano Velasco
1752

De chino cambujo e india, loba
1763

Juan-Diego

Saint Francis Xavier