JUNIENE GWYNETH BASILIO

BSIT 1-A
GEN. ANTONIO LUNA

This is the sculpture of General Antonio Luna, Antonio Luna was the
founder of the Philippine military academy and they call him the general of the
revolution. This sculpture or statue serves as a memory and a reminder of how
brave and strong-willed General Antonio Luna is. It was built to honor and
remember the death of General Antonio Luna in Rizal Park.
It sculpture can be found at Brgy. 3 Jose Rizal Monument of Laoag City.
Actually, you can see a lot of sculptures not only Gen. Antonio Luna.
As I have observed in this sculpture the materials used we’re a mixed of
Jinjang granite stones, and cement or concrete, the element of Color is one of
the reasons why the monument attracts the viewer’s attention. It is not the
most colorful given that it comprises only two main colors, but the simplistic
and minimalistic vibe is what catches the eye.
General Antonio Luna sculpture in Jose Rizal Monument in Laoag City,
province of Ilocos Norte generally marks the place where the brave or valiant
heroes are being placed.

JOSEFA LLANES ESCODA

 A statue was built in the memory of an outstanding feminist, national
heroine, martyr of World War II.
Can be nearly found at Brgy. 03, Jose Rizal Monument of Laoag City.
Just like General Antonio Luna, you can also find this sculpture of Josefa
Llanes Escoda there because as I have said it’s not only one, two or three
heroes are being placed in there but a lot of brave heroes.
Materials used we’re a mixed of Jinjang granite stones, and cement or
concrete, the element of Color is one of the reasons why the monument attracts
the viewer’s attention. It is not the most colorful given that it comprises only
two main colors, but the simplistic and minimalistic vibe is what catches the
eye. These materials are same with the materials used in General Antonio Luna
sculpture.
Josefa Llanes Escoda, also known as the "Florence Nightingale of the
Philippines" is a war heroine, suffragette, great civic leader and social worker.
She was a well-known Filipino women’s right advocate who also became one of
the founders of the Mga Batang Babaeng Tagapagmanman ng Pilipinas or Girl
Scouts of the Philippines. She was known for her bravery.

OBLATION STATUE

The Pamulinawen Fountain at the Aurora Park in Laoag, Ilocos Norte is

named after a maiden in a traditional Ilocano folk song. The fountain top is a
figure of young woman holding a laden basket as is believed to be the famed
Pamulinawen celebrated in a traditional Ilocano song of the same title
The PAmulinawen fountain can be found at Aurora Park of Laoag City,
located in front of the Ilocos Norte Provincial Capitol.
 They used stones and cement or concrete. The man behind this statue is
Carlos Franco.
Statue of Maiden Pamulinawen is strategically placed on top of the
fountain. According to historical records, before the end of the 16th century,
Plaza de Alfonso XII marks the center of community of Laoag. It where the early
Laoageños resettled after the missionaries moved the center from Ermita Hill to
the plaza. Following the gridiron pattern of Greco-Roman origin in laying out
towns, they have laid down the center of the rectangle where the location of the
plaza, church, convent, tower, the casa tribunal, and other important edifices
were indicated. These were followed by the laying of rectangular street blocks.
The laying out of the poblacion done, the indegenous population was prevailed
upon to construct their houses in proper places within the reach of the church
bells