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Paco Gorospe - Oil on canvas painting - Mending Fishing Nets (untitled)
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From the album: Paco Gorospe Paintings
This image of a painting by the late Filipino artist, Paco Gorospe, was very kindly supplied by Lisa Arenberg, who writes: "This original painting was given to me in 1985 by an American who lived in the Philippines in the late 1970's.; It measures 25 1/2 x 25 1/2 x 1 3/4 and is in a black and silver frame.; The painting is in perfect condition, on canvas with its original wooden frame backing.; There are even dots of his oil paint on the back where he must have had paint on his fingers while stretching the canvas. Paco Gorospe was born in Binondo Manila in 1939 and sadly passed away in 2003.; He was a self-made artist affiliatted with the "Ermita School".; His works have been exhibited at the Washington State Fair, the New York World Fair, and in Switzerland , Hong Kong, Japan, Germany, and Denmark. This painting may be inspired by his time with the Yakan tribe, the Bagobos or the Tausugs in Visayas and Mindanao.; He frequently painted the minorities he lived amongst and who he came to love. " -
Paco Gorospe - Colorful aquarium fish painting
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Paco Gorospe painting - (Abstract aquarium fish) About 30" x 40" Oil on canvas. Purchased by from Ruffee Art Gallery in Ermita, Manila - December, 2004 -
Mother and child fruit vendors with Sabongero father
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Paco Gorospe painting. Market scene with a mother and her child sell fruit and the Sabongero Father in the background Seen at Lilet Artista Art Gallery in Ermita, Manila - December, 2004 -
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30" x 30" Oil on canvas. Purchased by from Ruffee Art Gallery in Ermita, Manila - December, 2004 -
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Paco Gorospe painting - (Mother and Child) 36" x 36" Oil on canvas Image courtesy of Pete from Texas. E-mail: 2pete2@gmail.com -
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Paco Gorospe painting. Girls With Jars 36 X 36 Oil on Canvas Hanging in Pete's Dad's House in Texas Image courtesy of Pete from Texas. E-mail: 2pete2@gmail.com -
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Paco Gorospe painting. (Girl with Mangoes) Image courtesy of Pete from Texas. -
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 30" x 30" A beautiful, very colorful semi-abstract painting with song birds and flowers -
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 30" x 30" A proud man with his prize fighting cock -
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 30" x 30" -
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"Girl With Birds" Painting by Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 30" x 30" -
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 24" x 36" -
Paco Gorospe - Abstract painting with red, gold and blue
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 24" x 36" -
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Paco Gorospe - oil on canvas - 24" x 36" Filipina ladies selling fish at the market -
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Semi-abstract cock fight by Filipino artist, Paco Gorospe -
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Purchased by from Ruffee Art Gallery in Ermita, Manila - in December, 2004 -
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Purchased by from AP Art Gallery in Ermita, Manila - June, 2008 Oil on canvas painting by the late, famed Filipino Mabini school artist, Paco Gorospe The painting is a semi abstract collage of colorful fishes swimming in an aquarium or in the sea by a coral reef -
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This image of a beautiful semi-abstract painting by the late Filipino painter, Paco Gorospe, was sent to me by a member of the Dequito family - and it is reproduced here with their very kind permission. The painting depicts carabao, (water buffalo,) their herders and some rural folk going about their daily life on a farm in the Philippines. The following information was also supplied with the image: -
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(My title) Semi-abstract painting of squatter hovels, piled up against the wall of a tall city building. Oil on canvas - 24" x 36" This image was received by e-mail from George, with the following information: -
Paco Gorospe - Mending fishing nets (Untitled)
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Image kindly supplied by Louise, together with the following information: to view some currently available Paco Gorospe paintings for sale -
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(My title.) Paco Gorospe's signature in red - as it appears on a semi-abstract painting of squatter hovels, piled up against the wall of a tall city building. This was received by e-mail from George, with the following information: -
Paco Gorospe Painting depicting large daisy-like flowers
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From the album: Paco Gorospe Painting Collection
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Condition: Excellent Length: 38 x 26 inches Painted: 1980s This is an Oil Painting by Paco Gorospe, showing the city buildings on the top, Middle class houses on the centre and slum area near bottom by the sea/river and signed by Paco Gorospe on the bottom right of the picture. My dad was a very good friend of Paco. Whenever my dad went to Manila, they would meet up and have drinks with afew more close friends. Year 1988/1989, my dad visited his shop to choose a painting, my dad chose this painting which was in Paco's office hidden from outsiders. Paco said it was his favourite collection was reluctant to give it up and showed other pieces to lure my dad away from that piece. As my dad has an eye for fine art, eventually he gave in as he knows my dad appreciates fine arts and gave it to my dad heavy-heartedly. Paco told my dad, "You are one hard guy to bargain!" FYI, his studio was set on fire 2 times before he died in Sep 2002. Sources said this piece of art would fetch around 200,000 pesos on year 2008. So any idea how much does it cost now??
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Framed Measurements: 38 x 26 inches Condition: Excellent Painted: 1980s This is an Oil Painting by Paco Gorospe, showing the city buildings on the top, Middle class houses on the centre and slum area near bottom by the sea/river and signed by Paco Gorospe on the bottom right of the picture. My dad was a very good friend of Paco. Whenever my dad went to Manila, they would meet up and have drinks with afew more close friends. Year 1988/1989, my dad visited his shop to choose a painting, my dad chose this painting which was in Paco's office hidden from outsiders. Paco said it was his favourite collection was reluctant to give it up and showed other pieces to lure my dad away from that piece. As my dad has an eye for fine art, eventually he gave in as he knows my dad appreciates fine arts and gave it to my dad heavy-heartedly. Paco told my dad, "You are one hard guy to bargain!" FYI, his studio was set on fire 2 times before he died in Sep 2002. Sources said this piece of art would fetch around 200,000 pesos on year 2008. So any idea how much does it cost now??
