Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

yin and yang II

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"Yin and Yan II"

Oil on Canvas
20'' x 30'', 2005
Atty. Angela Barbaso Collection

Monday, November 9, 2009

ONLINE AUCTION - SOLD

The gavel finally comes down to a thud ....The Birdman SOLD to a lady from the United States. after a long journey this painting will go to its new owners on March 2010.

Lot 1
" The Bird man"

Lot Description
Evar Rafael (1994 - 1995)
"The Birdman" -
Signed (lower right) dated 1995
Mat Water Color on Canvas
18 x 24 in (46 x 61 cm) excluding the frame

Please feel free to join on the next online auction!

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Art and Patriotism

To the rest of the world, "Cory Aquino" will always be remembered as the simple woman who restored Democracy and freedom in the Philippines, a very courageous president who made changes and became one of the great Asian leaders of our time. Aside from her works and efforts in public life, she also left us a number of remarkable works of Art....

(It took me a while to blog this for the reason that my eyes were hook on the telly watching history unfolds as the whole Filipino nation bids farewell to Cory)....

Her life as an Artist began years after she stepped down from the presidency......."In 1996, Cory took an active interest in painting under the tutelage of artist Jeff Consumo. Next to prayer, painting became a favored mode of keeping her mind active and her sense of humanity intact. Although she participated in a joint exhibit with friends and has sold some of her works to raise funds for her advocacies, she does not profess to be a professional painter. She likes to paint flower and women, usually in oil and acrylic on canvas".

Her works may not be as grand in terms of application of paints and colors, of techniques and style but it is more on the subject and content of her paintings that evokes to a lot of meaning. Her sense of spirituality is deeply shown in some of her works, her love of nature expresses gentleness in her brushstrokes and subjects that connotes women empowerment. Most of her works were given as gifts to people close to her and was well received with a kind of elegant intelligence.

Her legacy lives on forever!....

Source: http://www.coryaquino.ph/herworks.asp?id=13