#Spolarium

[petalsfornikol]

"A glimpse into history, where art speaks volumes and whispers of the past."

[silentsanctummanga]

Welp, there goes my chances of ever appearing in the "Juan For All, All For Juan" segment of Eat Bulaga! #Pepsi #Pepsiman #PepsiWoman #PepsiPaloma #Spolarium #Retro #Vintage #VendingMachine #PS1Graphics #Drink #CarbonatedSoda #Pepsi7Up #ペプシ #ペプシマン #ペプシコーラ #ピンナップ https://www.instagram.com/p/CnmyfgUy6FL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[xerex24]

National Treasures #juanluna #spolarium #theparisian #painting #art #maynila #wheninmanila #pilipinas (at National Museum of the Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmrR5MZPlsO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bad-kendi]

you ever just want to make an amv but the thought of translating that song gives you headaches. Yeah

[pearlean]

spolarium

[tundrainafrica]

Title: Spolarium

Link: AO3

Summary: A few weeks after the Shiganshina Expedition, Hange is only starting to get used to her position as commander. Levi takes her to a bar for a night out drinking and the two veterans realize for the first time how broken they really are.

Written for the 2022 Levihan Discord Secret Santa Exchange

Notes:

@itmek8

Merry Christmas! I hope you enjoy this gift! Hopefully, I was able to add all the angst, h/c, you were craving for.

[fredp6dreamybulljr]

AP is the best subject.

My name is Justin Ryan F. Patino, and my favorite subject is AP it is so fun and Ms. Ybanez is the GOAT, she is very funny and can teach us new things easily, she even shows us alot of movies that are fun and education.

PERSONAL DETAILS: Here's some things i learned in AP, let's start with Heneral Luna's story, Heneral Luna's full name is Antonio Narciso Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta he was born on October 29, 1866 but he sadly died on June 5, 1899 (aged 32) he died at Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, First Philippine Republic

SIBLINGS:

His older brother, Juan, was an accomplished painter who studied in the Madrid Escuela de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. His Spolarium garnered one of the three gold medals awarded in the Madrid Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes in 1884. Another brother, José, became a doctor. Yet another brother, Joaquin, fought with Antonio in the Philippine-American War, and later served as governor of La Union from 1904 to 1907. Joaquín would also serve as a senator from 1916 to 1919. His three other siblings were Numeriana, Manuel, and Remedios.

HENERAL LUNA:

He was a fiercely general and wanted to discipline his soldiers and the other Filipinos, He wanted to free the Filipinos from America.

But Emilio Aguinaldo killed Luna because he felt threatened by his power and influence, and because he wanted to eliminate a rival who oppsed his policies. Heneral Luna fought bravely but died from his allies which is very sad this is why Heneral Luna said "The americans aren't the only enemies but ourselves."

Again, I'm Justin Ryan F. Patino and thanks for reading this I hope you learned how Heneral Luna served for the Philippines great thanks to him and all the other heroes, bye bye.

#general #history #MsYbanezGOAT #dreamybull

[maine805]

On April 14 2023 we have our educational fieldtrip we will visit different interesting places such as museums, departments and amusement parks. It was 5 in the morning when I arrive at my school waiting for my classmates and teachers that will guide us the whole day. On 6 am I got to our destined bus and started to drove to our first destination. As we wait to arrive in our first destination, we started to play music and jammed on it, we share stories and funny moments inside the bus. As we are chatting and telling stories one of the teachers stands up and gave us breakfast, our breakfast menu includes a fried chicken rice meal, Water and a piece of sponge cake. After i finish eating, the feeling of drowsiness hits me, i closed my eyes and had a quick nap. A few minutes later as i opened my eyes and look through the window i saw a beautiful and fascinating architecture, it was the building of the museum. My seatmate look at me and said "hey!! We're here! Finally!" She said happily, i looked at the window and start to feel excited i was a fan of paintings sculptures and arts, kinda consider my self as an artist, I have drawn, sketch and paint many things, if you asked me my favorite kind of paintings are religious and renaissance paintings, realistic paintings, surrealism paintings, and scenery paintings. I fixed my self and bring my sketchbook with me, the teachers told us to form a line, we formed a line and head inside. I was fascinated on how beautiful the exterior and the interior of the museum. My eyes is filled with excitement as we step inside. The museum staffs gives us guidelines and rules inside of the museum, they told us that we can take a picture and videos but we need to make sure that our camera doesn't produce flashes as we take a photo of each paintings. One of the staff became our tour guide and starts to introduce some paintings, he told us its history and who made it, i was so mesmerize by the beauty of it, Spolarium made by the amazing artist, Juan Luna, I am amaze of how he illustrated and paint the characters, i was amazed by the details of it, the merchants, soldiers and dying gladiators. I take a picture of it and take notes about Juan Luna's masterpiece. Our tour guide let us to explore the museum floor by floor, me and my partner decided to go to the religious paintings, as we step inside i was amazed on how big are the canvases, i began to take pictures, list informations of each of the paintings and observe the details of it such as the type of paint that they use or the strokes that they did. After the religious paintings we decide to go to the scenery paintings, as i was looking at the paintings, i saw a painting that catches my attention, it was the moonlight by the sea made by maralino rivera, i was fascinated by it, i love on how he illustrated the sea and the moon, it also has a hint of loneliness and peace. In my paintings i love illustrating the moon and the ocean, so seeing moonlight by the sea captures my heart.

[mourningmaybells]

ok i want to name the third cascavel sister after a painting and while soleng-parum sounds closer to the painting, arlesa-silya sounds also convoluted

(Spolarium)

(Bedroom in Arles)

[aylinvail]

mentally, i am here

El Asesinato del Gobernador Bustamante, Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo

Flame Tree at Sunset on Manila Bay, Fernando Amorsolo

Spolarium, Juan Luna

[ambquezada]

Museum of Fine Arts

At the Museum of Fine Arts

Amongst the many places, we chose the Museum of Fine Arts. I love Fine Arts. We get to have a tour guide also. We walked from NCAA to the Museum of Fine Arts. At our back is the Spolarium Describing the painting to me It is a whole lot different when you have a tour guide with you. You get to understand the art works better, how they are arranged. So if you get to a museum, ask if you could…

[roxxxx-x]

FIRST TIME

First Time Travelling with Classmates was so fun. This was my first time joining a tour in our school back in 2019, My mother let me join in our tour because teachers said in the meeting that this tour will be having a plus points in our grade, that's why my mother Joined me. This tour is in Manila, This is also my first time to go there in Manila. We took the bus and my friend requested that we sit next to each other, so I told this to the finance office to put us next to the list. While we were going to the Manila Cathedral, the one who was with us on the bus was vomiting and not feeling well. For our first time traveling, this is one of our problems because we are not used to traveling. When we arrived at the Manila Cathedral, we went down and took pictures here. We spent almost 1 hour here just to appreciate the Cathedral. Next we went to the National Museum of Fine arts. The spolarium by Juan Luna opens up to us. It was explained to us what the story of this Painting really is. And at the National Museum, we went around and were given time again to appreciate the different arts that are inside the museum.

After the National Museum we went to Gardenia. Here we were taken inside the factory of different types of bread. Almost everything is done by machines until dividing the bread and putting it in plastic is also done by machines. As we circled here, I realized that the era is really different now, Everything is done by machines, maybe soon people will lose their jobs because everyone is doing their work by machines. After we went to Gardenia, we went to the Enchanted Kingdom. This was my first time to come here, and I was given a chance to come here. When we got off the bus, we went to the entrance to enter, I still had all my food with me because I thought I could put it inside. So I returned to the bus to leave my food inside and I didn't realize that my friends were already inside and I was the only one left outside.

When I went inside I was not with anyone and I was sad because I called my friend they were already on the Ferris wheel and I was the only one left at the bottom, I went around the Enchanted Kingdom without them because I was separated from them. I rode different rides to enjoy this tour. I made the most of that opportunity because I knew I would only experience it once so I didn't think twice about not enjoying it. I did everything to enjoy that moment. I even used up my allowance because I bought a few tender juicy hotdogs even though they were expensive (sarap kasi) So when we got back to the bus, my allowance was used up when we stopped at Jollibee to eat dinner, I didn't get off and I didn't I bought dinner because I used up my allowance. As I remember that moment, I realize that you have to save yourself from other things because it is difficult to find in the time of need. When my allowance ran out, at least one of my friends didn't lend me a loan, so I couldn't buy my dinner. But I bought a gift for my family. At least I enjoyed the tour that took place. My "First Time" has come a long way

[takeoffphilippines]

Acer brings together the best musical performances for an epic experience at Acer Day 2023: #AceYourWorld concert

MANILA (August 7, 2023) – It was a double celebration as Acer Philippines marked Acer Day 2023 and its 20th anniversary on August 6 with an epic concert at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

The line-up made the Acer Day 2023: #AceYourWorld concert a dream concert, with Acer brand Ambassadors Sarah Geronimo, Donny Pangilinan, Belle Mariano, international superstar Sandara Park, and a powerhouse cast of artists that included, Sunkissed Lola, December Avenue, Zach Tabudlo, Sponge Cola, Mayonnaise, Ben&Ben, and Ely Buendia.

“We chose a line-up that Filipinos of different generations will enjoy so everyone can watch the concert and have a great time,” said Acer Philippines Senior Marketing Manager Princess Laosantos.

It was a full house at the SM MOA Arena and on Facebook, with an estimated 15,000 attendees watching in person and online.

Hosted by Robi Domingo, Acer Day 2023, which had the theme #AceYourWorld was indeed a night to remember. The artists performed their biggest hits, turning the concert into one big party with fans dancing the night away. Predator Gaming brand ambassadors also joined in on the fun, and Acer treated concertgoers to many activities where they got to take home prizes such as Acer products.

Sarah G. performed two songs— “Cuore” and “Alam”— to open the concert in the biggest way possible.

For her part, Sandara Park, together with the GForce Dancers, sang “Festival,” the lead single to her self-titled solo debut mini album. It was her first time performing the song live before a Philippine audience. She also performed “T Map,” “In or Out,” and “I Am the Best.”

The country’s favorite young love team DonBelle brought kilig to the concert with a duet of the song “Byahe” by John Roa.

Although currently on their world tour, kings of P-pop SB19 prepared a video greeting to their Acer family.

Sunkissed Lola kept the ball rolling with “Pasilyo,” “Pakisabi,” “Damag,” and “Makalimutan Ka.” pop-alternative rock group December Avenue followed up with their hit songs, “Kahit ‘Di Mo Alam,” “Bulong,” “Dahan,” “Eroplanong Papel,” “Ilang Beses Kita Mamahalin?,” “Wala Nang Iba,” “Huling Sandali,” “Kung ‘Di Rin Lang Ikaw,” “Saksi Ang Langit,” and “Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-Ibig.”

Next up was rock band Mayonnaise, who delighted the audience with “Bakit Pt. 2,” “Synesthesia,” “Kapag Lasing Malambing,” “Tayo Na Lang Dalawa,” and “Jopay.”

Filipino singer-songwriter Zach Tabudlo brought the house down with three of his hits— “Give me your forever,” “Pano,” and “Binibini.”

Finally, Sponge Cola took the stage with “Pasubali,” “Tuliro,” “Kay Tagal Kitang Hinintay,” “Kunwari,” “Bitiw,” and a special rendition of “Jeepney,” and “Puso.”

Gen Z favorite Ben&Ben gave the crowd eight songs, including “Ride Home,” “Sa Susunod na Habang Buhay,” “Leaves,” “Kathang Isip,” “Pagtingin,” “Araw-araw,” “Maybe the Night,” and “Paninindigan Kita.”

To end the evening on a high, Ely Buendia took the stage with iconic Eraserhead songs, “Alapaap,” “Toyang,” “Pare Ko,” “Spolarium,” “Ligaya,” “Magasin,” “Superproxy,” “With a Smile,” and “Huling El Bimbo.”

Fans got tickets to the concert through social media contests held on Facebook and Twitter or when they purchased from Acer’s Back-to-School promo! Every promo purchase entitled the customer to a concert ticket and a Php 500 pledge to the GreenEarth Heritage Foundation.

“This concert is not just an anniversary celebration but a way for Acer to give back to the community by staging a memorable event that brings all the hottest musical acts in town,” said Sue Ong-Lim, Acer Philippines General Manager.

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[zuantonio]

FINALS: Three Questions on the Resurfacing of Juan Luna's Long Lost Painting, "Hymen oh, Hyménée"

Was the painting really lost in the hand of Juan Luna?

Has the government done any way to search for the painting?

Is it worthy to display such an iconic painting in a private museum instead in the National Museum?

Juan Luna is a classical painter who has played an important part in raising the Philippine art school to international recognition. The Spoliarium, one of his most famous works, won a gold medal at the National Exposition of Fine Arts in Madrid in 1884. The enormous mural depicts fallen Roman gladiators being dragged from the arena.

More than 130 years had passed, a long-lost masterpiece of Juan Luna was found by an art collector, Jaime De Leon, and now on display at the Ayala Museum. It was reported that the last time that the painting was last seen was in Paris. “Hymen, on Hyménéé” was dubbed the holy grail of Philippines Arts, as it features a Roman wedding from Juan Luna’s perspective.

Was the painting really lost in the hand of Juan Luna? This was the first question that came to my mind after reading some articles about the finding of the painting. From my perspective, it is just questionable how come the painting was in the hand of an aristocratic family in Europe knowing that it was purchased in the 1920s. An additional question formed in my mind in connection with his works after reading that the Spoliarium was awarded as a Prize of Honor but the jury decided not to give such an award that year. According to the book Juan Luna, The Filipino As Painter by Santiago Pilar, the reason why it was not given was it would have automatically put an Indio above the two-well known Spanish artists, Antonio Muñoz Degrain and Jose Moreno Canonero, who ranks second and third respectively. What if it was intentionally bought by the Europeans? By looking at the painting, there is indeed a potential of winning another award if it will be presented by Juan Luna. Since, the Spanish, specifically, could not afford to be lost by a Filipino artist, which they described as Indio, they instead bought the masterpiece, purposely or secretly, until it was announced missing.

Has the government done any way to search for the painting? It saddened me to read that the painting was claimed by an art collector by purchasing it in a high value amount. Knowing that this painting commemorates the hardworks of Juan Luna, the government must be the first one who has been doing something since the very beginning for the search of the painting. They should have done their very best and full effort in finding it. Though, De Leon said in one of his interviews that he does not have any plans of reselling tha painting. But, how sure are we for that? Knowing that he owned the painting now and even approached a private museum to display it to the public. Interest from other artists to purchase it is high specially for having a high value. Nonetheless, this kind of matter must also be prioritized by the government.If they can put attention to the other aspects of the country,I hope that they can also give importance and value on this matter as well, especially that every Filipino has the right to see and learn about this painting.

Is it worthy to display such an iconic painting in a private museum instead in the National Museum? We all know by this time that the long-lost painting is on display in the Ayala Museum, a private museum. It was said in reports that it would be free in the public eye on the day of the Philippine’s 125 Independence Day. However, what happens next after the day of the independence day? As of August 2022, the rates for the museum admission starts at the regular rates at P650 while discounted rate is at P350. That being said, only a few Filipinos are able to visit and see the painting. Why not display it in the National Museum instead? The Spolarium, a famous painting of Juan Luna, is now displayed in the National Museum. Thus, why not choose and display the long-lost painting here so that many people can be able to access and appreciate the beauty of the painting freely. Is there any hidden agenda in choosing a private museum?

Upon writing my questions and reasons, I believe that three questions are not enough to know and learn more about this recent topic. I also believe that this should be an eye-opener for us Filipinos about our rights to have access to the arts that our ancestors had contributed for our country. It should not be owned by someone but must be owned by everyone in this country. Arts should not be equivalent in the value of how much it costs but how important it is in the hearts and minds of all.

[heavymetalzen]

uopx: schools %

the 90s is a zoo

the college of fine arts

fairfield virginia

the modern academic age

yoopee spolarium

modern losers

try your best to arrange your own celebrations

a learning tree&

no fun stuff until you just accept that you're not one of them huh%

crazy fun things........and you should just be at school anyway%

the grace of god and the real waking and sleeping journey to school%

[pearlean]

hi!!! i am in LOVE with your sims holy shit. could i ask wcif the lipstick kiss mark on the third sim in your spolarium post?

here <3