H.R. Ocampo: 4 decades of the Nat’l Artist

For the fifth installment of its Images of Nation exhibition series, Ayala Museum launches “The Real H.R. Ocampo,” featuring works by the National Artist done in the 1930s to the early 1970s.

All works in the exhibition are from the collection of Paulino and Hetty Que. Assiduously assembled over a period of 30 years from the artist’s colleagues in the intellectual circle of the 1950s and selected patrons, with some paintings repatriated from the United States. On display are 51 paintings, works on paper, and drawings from one of the largest private holdings of H.R. Ocampo’s works.