Located across Manila City Hall. The sculpture shows the selected period of Bonifacio's life and history.
Andres Bonifacio was a revolutionary leader of the Philippine Revolution against spanish colonial rule in the late 19th century. He was the founder of the Katipunan which aimed to start an independence movement against Spain.
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From this sculpture, he looks very determined!
Quite an impressive sculpture. Whether he was a goodie or a baddie, would be a matter for someones's belief.
Great Bonifacio. There's no way that a country well defined must be under control of another. Never.
surprenante cette statue, elle est tres belle et j'aime ce melange des couleurs.
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surprising this statue, it is very beautiful and I like this mixture of the colors.
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Impressive statue!
Great photo. Very colourful sculpture/statue.
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Andres Bonifacio. Another great Filipino. Also a brother Freemason.
I am elated to read your comments... My father, the sculptor (www.eduardocastrillo.com) of the statue will smile.
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just want to ask..anyone of u know whst the statue's significance to the place itself?
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