Maria clara noli me tangere drawing

Padre Damaso was the former town curate of San Diego and the real father of Maria Clara. Opposing his daughter's marriage to Crisostomo Ibarra, the man made efforts to drive the two apart for Maria Clara's sake. Padre Damaso became a Franciscan priest in the Philippines sometime in 1858, serving for three years at a small town. As he left, and the natives gave tribute to him as a goodbye, though he learned that the natives had given an even bigger tribute to his successor when he left…

studies for Noli Me Tangere characters

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“crisostomo ibarra maria clara”

character design for Rizal's Noli Me Tangere

Sisa was a woman living in San Diego and the mother of Basilio and Crispin. After both of her sons went missing, Sisa went insane, wandering around town while searching for them. Sisa eventually settled and married in San Diego. Abused by her husband, she bore him two sons, Basilio and Crispin. She also gained the acquaintance of her neighbor, Pilosopo Tasio.[1] On All Saints' Day in 1881, Sisa cooked dinner for her sons, only for her husband to come by and eat most of it. Later that night…

Padre Salvi was the town curate of San Diego and the successor of Padre Damaso. Possessing a rivalry with the town's alferez, he later orchestrated the downfall of Crisostomo Ibarra, manipulating the townspeople in the process. Around the 1880s, Padre Salvi was assigned town curate of San Diego, gaining great influence over the townspeople. During this time, he also struggled for control over the town with the alferez of the Guardia Civil.[1] At some point, he began lusting after Capitan…

Damian Domingo was an early 19th Century Filipino painter who specialized in portraitures, Religious paintings, and made famous the t...