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is regarded as the last major work Luna did during his post-academic and life in Paris because from 1894 Luna travelled frequently that he was only able to paint a few number of landscapes in the
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in the United States, where it won as a silver medalist. Apart from being accompanied by a Saint Louis
Exposition certificate, Christie’s Hong Kong gave it an estimated price tag of HK$ 1,800,000 - HK$ 2,000,000, an equivalent of $ 231,921 - $ 257,690. Despite this price estimate, the GSIS Museum,
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while remaining (...) Filipino at heart.” In the painting Rizal was with a half-turned back, Luna was at the center seated in a cheerful mood, and Lin was sitting closest to the lady in the portrait and characterized to be the person with the “most vivid expression” among the three gentlemen
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throwing an inquisitive glance toward the woman. The evident intimate mood of the painting was further enhanced by Luna by placing the details of the deserted hat and cape, the pulled-out chair, and the coat on the sofa. According to Eric
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Philippines. Furthermore, Zerrudo mentioned that the woman has a dark neck, the woman was placed with her head in a window joint resulting to having the effect of a sort of
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has a “playful” and “relaxed mood” that does not provide “the slightest hint of the tumultuous happenings to come” in Luna's personal life. It portrayed a scene inside a café in Paris with a woman identified as a
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overshadowing three men placed at the far left corner of the painting. Apart from the prominent figure of the female wearing a pale lavender frock and a hat embellished with flowers, fronted by two glasses of
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published in 1980. Pilar's book was published by the
Eugenio Lopez Foundation. Pilar reproduced the copy of the painting from the Luis Araneta collection. After Luna completed
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and coats – at the left of the image are Luna himself, José Rizal, and
Ariston Bautista Lin, who were on an “expedition” during a casual evening in a café believed to be named as
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jutting out" of the head. The dark neck and the window joint line showed that as if the woman was being strangled, conveying the message that the
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further proved that Luna was sensitive and skillful in capturing a fleeting moment of ordinary life that he could imbue with “personality and universal emotions”.
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having a discussion about the
Philippines “on the eve of momentous events” during the springtime in Paris. The three gentlemen dressed in European garb –
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royal courts”. During the period, apart from his heightening artistry Luna was also participating in the
Philippine propaganda movement together with
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a Philippine-government owned and controlled corporation, bought the painting from Christie's Hong Kong in October 2002 for the price of $ 870,000 (
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representing the Philippine revolutionary government tasked to work for the diplomatic recognition of the Philippines as an independent
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painting proves that Luna is an “indefatigable painter of women”. It also proves that Luna was an “enthusiastic observer of the
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does not solely embody the “intangible ideas of the Filipino national consciousness” but also Luna's talent as an artist.
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portrayed a glimpse of Luna's own life in the capital of France while accompanied by two close friends.
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