Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo

Realonda
Rizal Shrine, Calamba, Laguna
0915-5774925 / joserizal@gmail.com
35 years old 4'11" Single
June 19, 1861 100 lbs. Filipino
JOB OBJECTIVES: to contribute to the
nationalism and patriotism of the Filipino
people; to inspire the Filipino youth of
today
EDUCATION: Eye specialization course
(1887)
University of Heidelberg
Philosophy and Letters (1885)
Universidad Central de Madrid
Licentiate in Medicine (1884)
Universidad Central de Madrid
Opthalmology units
University of Santo Tomas
Philosophy and Letters units
University of Santo Tomas
Land Surveyor & Assessor
Ateneo Municipal de Manila

WORK EXPERIENCE:
founder, La Liga Filipina, 1892
editor, La Solidaridad
clinical assistant, Dr. L. de Weckert's
clinic, France
ORGANIZATIONS/AFFILIATIONS:
La Liga Filipina

Berlin Ethnographical Society

Berlin Anthropological Society
Gran Oriente de Espana, Acacia Lodge
No. 9 (Freemason, 1884)
PUBLICATIONS:
Mi Ultimo Adios, 1898
various essays, allegories, poems and
editorials in La Solidaridad
El Filibusterismo, 1891
Noli Me Tangere, 1887
annotations on Antonio de Morga's
Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
PAINTINGS:
Dapita church curtains, oil, 1894
Christ crucified, crayon, 1875
Spanish coat of arms, water color, 1867
Allegory on a pair of porcelain bases of
the new year celebration, oil, 1886
Portrait of Morayta, crayon, 1885
Immaculate Conception, crayon
Saturnina Rizal, oil
A painting on a pair of mother-of-pearl,
oil
SKETCHES:
Japan sketches, ink, 1888
Room in which El Filibusterismo was
begun, crayon, 1887
Pencil sketch of Dr. Blumentritt, pencil,
1886
Monkey and the Tortoise, ink, 1886
Brooklyn Bridge, pencil, 1886
Limang Salita, ink, 1886
Notas Clinicas, ink, 1885
SS Djemnah, pencil, 1882
Manila, pencil, 1882
Singapore lighthouse, ink or pencil, 1882
Along Suez Canal, ink or pencil, 1882
Castle of St. ELmo, ink or pencil, 1882
Aden, ink or pencil, 1882
Fishes caught in Dapitan, ink
Noli Me Tangere cover, ink
Father Pablo Pastells
Leonor Rivera, crayon
Segunda Katigbak, ink
Sulpakan, ink
Mt. Makiling

POEMS:
A las flores del Heidelberg
To the Philippines
Our Mother Tongue
Memories of My Town
Hymn to Labor
Kundiman
A Poem that Has No Title
Song of Maria Clara
To the Philippines Youth
To Josephine
Education Gives Luster to the
Motherland
To the Virgin Mary
Sa Aking Mga Kabata
SCULPTURE:
Josephone Bracken (medallion), wood,
1896
Josephine sleeping, plaster, 1896
Father Jose Guerrico (bust), clay, 1894
Oyang Dapitana, clay, 1894
Sacred heart of Jesus, terra cotta, 1894
Mother's Revenge, clay, 1894
Dr. Ricardo Carnicero, clay, 1893
St. Paul the Hermit, clay, 1893
The Triumph of Death Over Life, clay,
1890
The Triumph of Science Over Death,
clay, 1890

Dr. Francisco Mercado (bust), wood,

1888
Augustus Ceasar, clay, 1888
Julius Ceasar, clay, 1888
Sacred Heart of Jesus, wood, 1877
Felix Pardo de Tavera
Image of Virgin Mary, wood
Orate Frantes, wax
San Antonio de Padua, clay
Gen. Blanco (bust), ivory
SKILLS: sketching, sculpting, painting,
farming, poetry and creative writing,
martial arts, fencing, pistol shooting
OTHER SUBJECTS OF INTEREST:
architecture, cartography, economics,
ethnology, anthropology, sociology,
history, photography, theology
LANGUAGES SPOKEN: Arabic, Catalan,
Chinese, English, French, German,
Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin,
Malayan, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit,
Spanish, and Filipino (Tagalog, Ilokano,
Bisayan, and Subanon)
CHARACTER REFERENCES:
Ferdinand Blumentritt, Secondary School
Principal, Austria
Dr, L. de Weckert, oculist, France