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    Fernando Zobel de Ayala was a Filipino artist, art patron, and collector born in 1924 in Manila. He studied painting and pursued degrees in philosophy before being deeply moved by Mark Rothko's work in 1954, inspiring him to begin creating abstract paintings. In 1966, Zobel founded the Museo de Arte Abstracto in Spain to house his art collection. He maintained studios in Spain until his death in 1984, creating elegant abstract series. Zobel made significant contributions to modern art in both the Philippines and Spain through his work and institutions.

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    Fernando Zobel de Ayala was a Filipino artist, art patron, and collector born in 1924 in Manila. He studied painting and pursued degrees in philosophy before being deeply moved by Mark Rothko's work in 1954, inspiring him to begin creating abstract paintings. In 1966, Zobel founded the Museo de Arte Abstracto in Spain to house his art collection. He maintained studios in Spain until his death in 1984, creating elegant abstract series. Zobel made significant contributions to modern art in both the Philippines and Spain through his work and institutions.

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    Fernando Zobel de Ayala was a Filipino artist, art patron, and collector born in 1924 in Manila. He studied painting and pursued degrees in philosophy before being deeply moved by Mark Rothko's work in 1954, inspiring him to begin creating abstract paintings. In 1966, Zobel founded the Museo de Arte Abstracto in Spain to house his art collection. He maintained studios in Spain until his death in 1984, creating elegant abstract series. Zobel made significant contributions to modern art in both the Philippines and Spain through his work and institutions.

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    Noche Clara

    By Fernando Zobel De Ayala

    Presented By:

    Ricel Mae A. Cabalo

    BSED- English 3A
    Fernando Zobel de Ayala (1924-
    1984) was an artist picture, patron
    of the art, art collector teacher,
    photographer, poet, and also a
    writer on artistic and cultural topics.

    Fernando Zobel De Ayala was born


    on Manila the Philippines on August
    27th 1924. Enrique Zobel de Ayala
    Pursued: a Spanish Industrialist his father
    ▪ Bachelor of Arts Degree in the Philippine
    ▪ Medicine at university of santo tomas during Japanese which studied painting was the
    occupation
    ▪ Entered Havard University ( Philosophy and Letters) patron of philippine artist. Fernando
    In 1954, Zobel visited Rhode
    Island School of Design and
    was deeply moved by an
    exhibition of paintings by
    Mark Rothko.

    He began making abstract


    paintings including his
    dynamic say a task series faded
    with Hypodermic needles.
    In 1966, Zobel founded
    and donated his art
    collection to the Museo
    de Arte abstract on
    which house in the
    historic hanging houses
    of Cuenca Spain.
    He maintained three
    Studios in Spain and
    created series of
    abstract paintings that
    were elegant and often
    very rapidly painted.
    Fernando Zobel died
    unexpectedly of a heart
    attack while traveling in
    Rome, Italy on June 2, 1984
    at the age of 59.

    After his death he was


    awarded a gold medal by
    the city of Cuenca Spain
    where he is burried in the
    Since Zóbel's passing in 1984, the Ateneo Art
    Gallery in the Philippines and the Museo de Arte
    Abstracto Español in Spain, have since become
    hallmarks of Spanish and Philippine modern and
    contemporary art.

    In 1967, the Ayala Museum originally envisioned


    by Zóbel to be a museum for Philippine history
    and iconography was established by the Filipinas
    Foundation (present-day Ayala Foundation).
    In 2003, a retrospective was held at the Museo
    Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid.
    The exhibition had a special exhibition tour at the
    Casa Museo Zavala in Cuenca and the Sala de
    Exposiciones de la Caja de San Fernando in
    Seville.

    On May 21, 2006, Zóbel was posthumously


    awarded the Presidential Medal of Merit by the
    In 2003 Spain honored
    his achievements as an
    artist with a major
    retrospective held at
    the Museo National
    Centro De Arte Reina
    Sofia.
    Most Expensive Philippine Artwork
    On May 24, 2008, Zobels
    work tittled “Noche Clara”
    was sold at Christie’s in
    Hong kong was sold for
    PHP 6,000,000, making it
    End....
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