Guillermo E. Tolentino
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Guillermo Tolentino is a renowned Filipino sculptor, not a literary figure. He is best known for his sculptures such as the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City and the Oblation at the University of the Philippines. His influence lies in his ability to capture the Filipino spirit and history through his art, rather than through literature.
He made the "Oblation" in UP. This is the big statue in UP. Tolentino is also known for the making of the Bonifacio Monument located in Caloocan City. The monument depicted the struggles and the bravery in the Philippine revolution led by Andres Bonifacio. The place where it is standing is aptly called "Monumento".Aside from other awards, Tolentino was awarded National Artist for Visual Arts in the Philippines (For Sculpture) 1973.
The basis of Tolentino's oblation sculpture was the idea of sacrifice and offering. It symbolizes the spirit of selflessness and dedication to a greater cause, representing the Filipino people's willingness to give and serve their country. The figure in the sculpture embodies the concept of martyrdom and patriotism.
An oblation is an offering for a god. An example of a sentence using the word "oblation" is "Towards the end of the ceremony, worshipers give an oblation at the foot of the statue. "
the act of offering the gift is called oblation.
In the heart of each being it is the fire that receives the oblation.
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The text specifies that the "oblation" consisted of gold, in various forms - chains, earrings, bracelets, etc . Verse 52 repeats that the offering was of gold.
Standing ovation is when the audience stands and applauds.