The History of Philippine Art
The History of Philippine Art
The History of Philippine Art
Idiophone
Percussion
goal of negating materiality
-Interior of mosques are with
elaborate patterning in the
form of reliefs
IKAW
Amorsolo’s
counterpart in
sculpture
Oblation
Bonifacio monument
His monument in Rizal Park or Luneta is
not only built with precious metal and
stone, but it also housed his remains.
Hence, every Filipino should learn how to
give honor and respect to this important
landmark in the Philippines.
RESPECT
The Rizal Monument in Luneta was
planned and constructed during the
American colonial period of the
Philippines through Act No. 243 which
was approved by the United States
Philippine Commission by the authority of
the United States President Theodore
Roosevelt on September 28, 1901.
The committee held an international
design competition and invited sculptors
from Europe and United States to design
the monument of Rizal. The estimated
cost of the monument was ₱100,000.
The competition with the first prize of
₱ 5,000.00 was won by Carlos Nicoli of
Carrara of Italy for his scaled plaster
model titled “Al Mártir de Bagumbayan”
(To the Martyr of Bagumbayan).
However, the contract was awarded to
second-placer Swiss sculptor named
Richard Kissling for his “Motto Stella”
(Guiding Star).
In 2012, DM Consunji Inc. (DCMI), by
securing a zoning permit, started
constructing Torre de Manila in a lot
along Taft Avenue.