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Blanco
Family
of
Angono,
Rizal
is
known
as
the
family
of
Artist.
The
head
of
the
family,
Jose
“Pitok”
Blanco,
influenced
his
wife
and
his
seven
(7)
children
to
create
variety
of
art
work
that
depicts
the
life
in
Angono,
memories
about
their
travel,
and
subjects
that
interest
them.
The
youngest
Blanco,
Peter
Paul,
started
his
work
of
art
at
the
age
of
eleven
(11)
months.
He
grew
up
playing
with
colors,
canvas
and
brushes
at
their
family
studio.
He
is
the
youngest
artist
that
exhibited
in
the
Cultural
Center
of
the
Philippines
and
to
have
a
one-man
show
at
the
age
of
nine
(9).
Peter
Paul's
subject
are
his
pets
and
his
discoveries
around
the
world.
Gay
Blanco
is
the
youngest
daughter
of
Pitok.
Contrary
to
everyone,
Gay
learned
to
draw
first
before
she
could
start
writing.
She
was
exposed
as
an
Artist
during
the
family
exhibit
in
Malaysia
and
Singapore.
In
1983,
young
Gay
won
an
bronze
medal
on
one
of
the
exhibits
that
they
participated
in
Hongkong.
Gay
loves
to
paint
women
and
children.
Jan
Blanco
is
the
fifth
child
of
Pitok.
At
a
young
age,
Jan
showed
interest
in
painting
birds.
On
his
paintings
he
showed
how
birds
are
being
domesticated
and
how
some
freely
roam
on
the
fields
of
Angono.
Aside
from
birds,
he
is
also
active
in
making
work
of
arts
related
to
social
concerns
such
as
poverty
and
ecological
balance.
Joy
Blanco-
Balcita
is
the
eldest
daughter
of
Pitok.
Her
favorite
subject
are
people
of
all
ages
and
in
different
walks
of
life.
Pitok’s
third
son
Michael
started
to
draw
at
the
age
of
10.
Among
all
the
members
of
the
family,
Michael
has
the
most
outstanding
portraits.
His
portraits
are
detailed,
precise
and
full
of
life.
Aside
from
portraits,
he
also
excel
in
landscape
and
genres
particular
to
the
daily
activities
of
his
folks.
Noel
is
the
second
son
of
Pitok.
He
loves
all
sorts
of
water
form
and
mood.
He
consider
it
as
his
element
and
subject.
As
the
eldest
son
of
Pitok,
Glenn
was
challenged
to
follow
the
foot
steps
and
standards
of
his
father.
As
a
young
artists
he
joined
local
and
international
exhibits
and
contest.
He
loves
to
paint
nature
scenery
and
landscapes.
He
also
mastered
the
art
of
drawing
and
painting
tropical
fruits,
vegetable
and
flora
of
rare
authenticity.
Loreto
Perez
Blanco
is
the
loving
wife,
support
and
nurturing
guidance
of
the
Blanco
Family.
She
loves
painting
mature
woman
and
mothers
that
incorporate
her
feelings
and
emotions
towards
raising
their
family.
Jose
Blanco
also
known
as
Pitok
Blanco
is
the
head
of
the
family.
Pitok
was
born
and
raised
in
Angono,
Rizal.
He
graduated
in
the
University
of
Santo
Tomas
with
the
degree
in
Fine
Arts.
In
1971,
He
was
able
to
showcase
his
work
of
art
on
a
one-man
show.
It
was
also
the
year
that
he
started
to
teach
and
impart
his
knowledge
about
art
to
his
family.
Pitok’s
famous
masterpiece
is
the
“Angono
Town
Fiesta”.
It
is
an
oil
mural
painting
that
shows
the
jovial
celebration
of
the
San
Clemente
Festival.
Blanco
Family
Museum
is
open
daily
from
9
AM-12
PM
and
1
PM
to
5
PM.
Admission
Fee
starts
at
Php
70.00
for
children
and
senior
citizen
and
Php
100
for
adults.
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