Life Works and Writings of Rizal Reviewer
Life Works and Writings of Rizal Reviewer
Life Works and Writings of Rizal Reviewer
Meaning Illustrado
Rizal
Rizal’s Family
(1826 – 1911)
Teodora Morales Alonzo Realonda y
Quintos
Saturnina (neneng) (1850 – 1913)
Paciano (1851 – 1930)
Narcisa (Sisa) (1852 – 1939)
Olympia (Ypia) (1855 - 1887)
Lucia (1857 - 1919)
Maria (Biang) (1859 - 1945)
Concepcion (1862 - 1865)
Josefa (Panggoy) (1865 - 1945)
Trinidad (1868 - 1951)
Soledad (Concha) (1870 - 1929)
Bits of Facts about the Genuis Jose Rizal Swordsman
He was a Theologian
Philosopher And many more…
Painter
Poet Rizal – is a Versatile genius
Architect
Artist A Renaissance man – A man of exemptional
intelligence and gifted with extraordinary
Businessman
talents.
Cartoonist
Educator
He mastered 22 languages:
Economist
Arabic
Ethologist
Catalan
Scientific farmer
Chinese
Historian
English
Inventor
French
Journalist
German
Linguist
Greek
Musician
Hebrew
Mythologist
Italian
Nationalist
Japanese
Naturalist
Latin
Novelist
Malayan
Ophthalmic surgeon
Portuguese
Propagandist
Russian
Psychologist
Sanskrit
Scientist
Spanish
Sculptor
Tagalog
Sociologist
And other native dialects
1. Rizal was a Filipino Nationalist, one of 8. This Renaissance man was the most
the few recognized Renaissance men in the prominent advocate for reforms in the
world. Philippines during the Spanish colonial era.
2. Documented studies, show him to be a 9. Rizal’s 1826 military trial and execution
polymath with the ability to master various made him a martyr of the Philippine
skills and subjects. Revolution.
3. This Renaissance man was an 10. At the age of two (2), this polymath can
ophthalmologist, novelist, sculptor, painter, already read and write. Jose Rizal was the
educator, farmer, historian, playwright and seventh of eleven children born to a wealthy
journalist. family in Calamba, Laguna.
17. Jose’s father Francisco adopted the 23. At the age 25, Rizal completed in 1887
surname “Rizal” (originally Ricial the green his eye specialization under the renowned
of young growth or green fields), which was professor, Otto Becker in Heidelberg.
suggested to him by a provincial governor.