This document summarizes Jose Rizal's speech honoring Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. Rizal describes Luna and Hidalgo as bringing glory to both Spain and the Philippines with their artistic achievements that illuminate both the Orient and the West. He says their genius is not limited by national borders but belongs to all people. Rizal praises Luna for capturing the darkness, mystery and horror of the Philippines through shadows and contrasts in his work, while Hidalgo captures the light, color, harmony and purity of the country. He concludes that despite their differences in style, they are united in their portrayal of humanity overcoming adversity through reason and aspiration.
This document summarizes Jose Rizal's speech honoring Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. Rizal describes Luna and Hidalgo as bringing glory to both Spain and the Philippines with their artistic achievements that illuminate both the Orient and the West. He says their genius is not limited by national borders but belongs to all people. Rizal praises Luna for capturing the darkness, mystery and horror of the Philippines through shadows and contrasts in his work, while Hidalgo captures the light, color, harmony and purity of the country. He concludes that despite their differences in style, they are united in their portrayal of humanity overcoming adversity through reason and aspiration.
This document summarizes Jose Rizal's speech honoring Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. Rizal describes Luna and Hidalgo as bringing glory to both Spain and the Philippines with their artistic achievements that illuminate both the Orient and the West. He says their genius is not limited by national borders but belongs to all people. Rizal praises Luna for capturing the darkness, mystery and horror of the Philippines through shadows and contrasts in his work, while Hidalgo captures the light, color, harmony and purity of the country. He concludes that despite their differences in style, they are united in their portrayal of humanity overcoming adversity through reason and aspiration.
Hotel Ingles Marangal na salu-salo. Sino nga ba si Juan Luna? Sino nga ba si Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo? Spoliarium Virgenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho Talumpati ni Rizal Luna and Hidalgo belong among these names; their glorious achievements illuminate the two ends of the globe: the Orient and the West, Spain and the Philippines. As I utter, gentlemen, their names, it is if I saw before me two luminous arches, projecting from both regions meeting half-way and entwining far on high, impelled by a sensation of sharing a common origin which unites two nations by an eternal bond, two nations that neither sea nor space can keep apart, two nations in which the seed of discord sown by the blind despotism of men will not bear fruit. Luna and Hidalgo bring glory to Spain as well as to the Philippines; they were born in the Philippines, but they could have been born in Spain, because creative genius does not manifest itself solely within the borders of a specific country: it sprouts everywhere; it is like light and air; it belongs to everyone: it is cosmopolitan like space, life and God. -- Talumpati ni Rizal -- For this reason, in Luna there are shadows, contrasts, dying light, the mystery and the horror, as resonance of the dark tempests of the Tropics, the lightning and the roaring explosions of its volcanoes. This is why Hidalgo is all light, color, harmony, sentiment, purity, as Filipinas is in her moonlit nights, in her quiet days, with her horizon that invites to meditation, cradle mostly rocking the infinite, and both of them, despite being so different, at least in appearance, are the same in their substance, just as all our hearts are the same despite our notable differences. -- Talumpati ni Rizal -- Both, upon reflecting with their palettes the splendor of the tropical sunlight, transform it to rays of eternal glory with which they wreath THEIR COUNTRY HUMANITY SUBJECTED TO SEVERE TESTS; UNREDEENED HUMANITY ; reason and aspiration in open struggle against personal troubles, FANATICISM AND INJUSTICE BECAUSE , sentiment and opinion will break open a path through even the thickest walls; because for them all bodies have pores, all are transparent, and if they lack the pen, if the printing press does not second them, then palette and brush not only will give pleasure to the eyes they will also be eloquent orators. References http://malacanang.gov.ph/4071-jose-rizals-homage-to-luna-and- hidalgo/ https://lifeisacelebration.blog/2012/10/28/hidalgo-and-luna/ http://knightsofrizal.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/The-Honorees- of-Rizal.pdf https://kahimyang.com/kauswagan/articles/872/today-in-philippine- history-january-12-1889-hispanofilipino-association-was-formed-in- madrid-spain http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/566209/did-you-know-miguel-morayta https://www.scribd.com/doc/151768173/The-Circulo-Hispano https://prezi.com/e_z6c2hhrzek/ang-pagbati-kina-luna-at-hidalgo/