TRAVEL DIARY: ANGONO 2
Our Art road trip to Angono continues to Doña Aurora Street in Barangay Poblacion Itaas. It is home to the late National Artist Carlos “Botong” V. Francisco.. As a tribute, murals made of cement were installed on the walls that lined the street. These concrete murals were based on the actual paintings of the great artist.
We walked slowly to appreciate the art murals and doors of the street…
With family….
The 4 panels depicts the cultural tradition of the villagers.
We enjoyed strolling along this “museum” street, as it is called, as well as the many doors along Doña Aurora Street. I could not stop taking lots of photos of these amazing artworks.
Jo’s Monday Walk
Dan’s Thursday Doors challenge
Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge
His work looks really distinctive, Teresa. Thank you for sharing.
Most of his works are inspired by Filipino folklore. Very impressive 👍
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This is impressive and I’m happy to learn something new. Thank you for sharing. 🍀
Glad you came along Patricia. The murals were very impressive and is something new to me too!
Cool doors, but the artwork is fascinating. I understand why you kept wanting to take pictures. What an amazing tribute.
Oh yea it was a long street …it kept going on and on and on. But what amazing details. Thanks Dan!
Wow, unusual and effective!
Yes, such a great tribute to a national artist.
What a unique palette of his work.
I agree… it was such a fun experience!
The murals are really something, Teresa! What an excellent find!
I saw this in Google before I went but it was way better in person!
Most things are.
Teresa, Beautiful murals and a wonderful tribute to a national artist. Thank you for your PPAC contribution.
Happy to share this. Have a good day Natalie.