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    Carlos "Botong" Francisco was a Philippine National Artist for Visual Arts known for revolutionizing Philippine fine arts. He departed from the prevailing academic style and launched the modernist movement. His realist depictions of Filipino mythology, history, and culture in enormous murals were influential. He is renowned for discovering the Angono Petroglyphs and involvement in costume design for Philippine cinema.

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    Carlos "Botong" Francisco was a Philippine National Artist for Visual Arts known for revolutionizing Philippine fine arts. He departed from the prevailing academic style and launched the modernist movement. His realist depictions of Filipino mythology, history, and culture in enormous murals were influential. He is renowned for discovering the Angono Petroglyphs and involvement in costume design for Philippine cinema.

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    NATIONAL ARTIST

    Direction. Choose one national artist do you think has a greater contribution in arts in our country. Follow the
    graph below.

    Carlo “Botong” Francisco

    For me, National Artist for


    Visual Arts Carlos “Botong”
    Francisco was an outstanding artist
    Carlos V. Francisco, better because he is considered as one of
    known as Botong, was responsible the Philippines' most distinguished
    for revolutionising the fine arts muralists. He created enormous
    landscape of the Philippines. He canvasses that chronicled the
    departed from the prevailing style of mythical world of the Filipino and its
    the Amorsolo academic and history, often seeking inspiration
    The Bonifacio Mural, done in 1964 is launched the modernist movement from tradition, folklore, myths,
    another of the great works of Carlos “Botong” with his fellow founders of the legends, and customs. He was also
    V. Francisco, Philippine National Artist for Modern Triumvirate, Victorio Edades responsible for the discovery of the
    Visual Arts in 1973. Francisco is best known and Galo Ocampo. Their realist now famous Angono Petroglyphs in
    for his landmark murals depicting some of the
    depictions were divergent to the 1965. He was also involved in
    Philippine historical events. The mural
    depicts the beginning of the Philippine idealised romantic norms Costume Design in Philippine
    revolution against Spain in 1896 led by then. Magpupukot (Pulling in the cinema.
    Andres Bonifacio. The mural is known as the net) is an excellent example of his
    Cry of Balintawak or Cry of Pugad Lawin. realist renderings.

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