The siblings, who are third and fourth in line to the throne, were dressed in formalwear in the pictures, with Josephine wearing a long-sleeve dress, which she accessorized with gold necklaces and ...

his love for Josephine Bracken. The abuses of the Spanish colonizers and the friars, including the sexual abuses of the friars made Rizal write the NOLI ME TANGERE and the EL FILIBUSTERISMO. These two ...

MANILA, Philippines — The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) will open its doors to the public seven days a week. NMP deputy director general for museums Jorell Legaspi announced the ...

Rizal — a clay sculpture of his love, Josephine Bracken. The sculpture, titled "Josephine Sleeping," was officially shown to the public during the commemoration of the 128th anniversary of Rizal's ...

Rizal — a clay sculpture of his love, Josephine Bracken. The sculpture, titled "Josephine Sleeping," was officially shown to the public during the commemoration of the 128th anniversary of Rizal ...

Dr. Jose Rizal created the clay sculpture of his last love, Josephine Bracken, during his exile in Dapitan. Dubbed as “Rizal’s Mona Lisa,” the NMP highlighted how this artwork offered a glimpse into ...

On December 30, the museum exhibited Dr. Jose Rizal’s sculpture “Josephine Sleeping” for the first time to commemorate Rizal Day.

Cesar portrayed the titular hero with Chin Chin Gutierrez as Josephine Bracken and Mickey Ferriols as Leonor Rivera. Also part of the cast are Ronnie Lazaro as Francisco Mercado, Gloria Diaz as ...

According to the NMP, Rizal created the clay sculpture of his wife, Josephine Bracken, when he was on exile in Dapitan. It depicts Josephine sleeping on what looks like a classical Roman couch with ...

The sculpture, made of plaster of Paris, portrayed Rizal’s love, Josephine Bracken, sleeping peacefully, her curves outlined under the sheets. It was created during Rizal’s isolation and exile ...