hr ocampo

Hernando R. Ocampo : 

Hernando R. Ocampo 1911-1978

H.R. Ocampo : 

H.R. Ocampo Ocampo was born to Emilio Ocampo and Delfina Ruiz on April 28, 1911 in Santa Cruz, Manila. also known as H.R. Ocampo H.R. Ocampo was a leading figure in Philippine Modern Art He was also a member of the 13 Moderns led by Victorio Edades

H.R. Ocampo : 

H.R. Ocampo Studied law, commerce and creative writing Was a prolific writer before he delved into visual arts Also worked as an Advertising Executive In the 1950’s, he started taking part in art shows both in the Philippines and abroad. He participated in exhibitions in Washington, New York, Sao Paolo Biennial, and Tokyo.

H.R. Ocampo : 

H.R. Ocampo During his career as a writer, he was among the organizers of a group of young writers, the “Veronicans”, where he worked with other literary greats such as Francisco Arcellana and N.V.M Gonzales.

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H.R. Ocampo was well known for his colors and pigments. Mutant. 1964. 85.1x125.7 (Lopez Museum)

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Primary Colors are predominant in his paintings although he tempers most of his colors with tinges of black and grey, among others. Mutant. 1964. 85.1x125.7 (Lopez Museum)

H.R. Ocampo : 

H.R. Ocampo The artist himself divided his works into several stages: Amorsolo Period (1929-1934) – wherein he was greatly influenced by the great Fernando Amorsolo Proletarian Period (1934-1945) – his works during this time reflected realities of that time

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Transitional Period (1945-1963) – wherein his works became more complex and stylized Untitled. 1955. 72.4x57.2 (Lopez Museum)

H.R. Ocampo : 

H.R. Ocampo Mutants Period (1963-1968) – where according to the artist, his works were influenced by the science fiction film “The Beginning of the End,” which tells about strange forms brought about by a nuclear explosion Visual Melody Period (1968-1978) – in which his works leaned towards a richer abstract styles

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In 1991, HR Ocampo was recognized as a National artist for Visual Arts. Requiem (dedicated to Ramon Magsaysay). 1957. 68.6x55.9 (Lopez Museum)

Other Major Works: : 

Other Major Works: • 1948 – Calvary  • 1961 – Mother and Child • 1967 – Easter Sunday • 1968 – Genesis