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Remy Boquiren Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1940 -

Born in Surigao City in 1940, she lives in Marikina. Fine Arts Major at University of Santo Tomas. She taught at the University of the East School of Music and Arts, and has worked with an advertising firm. Her first solo exhibit was in Surigao City. A former zarzuela costume designer, her first Manila solo at ABC Galleries, titled “The Way We Wear,” dwelt on the Filipina’s wardrobe over the past four centuries.

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      • a) Migs Villanueva (b. 1961) b) Remy Boquiren (b. 1940 c) Philip Victor (b. 1944) - a) Untitled b) Vintas c) Nude
        Apr. 23, 2022

        a) Migs Villanueva (b. 1961) b) Remy Boquiren (b. 1940 c) Philip Victor (b. 1944) - a) Untitled b) Vintas c) Nude

        Est: ₱10,000 - ₱13,000

        a) Migs Villanueva (b. 1961) b) Remy Boquiren (b. 1940 c) Philip Victor (b. 1944) a) Untitled b) Vintas c) Nude a) signed and dated 2018 (lower right) b) signed and dated 2019 (lower left) c) signed and dated 1974 (lower right) a) mixed media on paper b) charcoal on paper c) pen and ink on paper a) 15” x 11” (38 cm x 28 cm) b)11” x 8 1/2” (28 cm x 22 cm) c) 9” x 11 1/2” (23 cm x 29 cm)

        Leon Gallery
      • Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) Magnolia
        Dec. 04, 2021

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) Magnolia

        Est: ₱20,000 - ₱26,000

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) Magnolia signed and dated 2021 (lower left) acrylic on canvas 16" x 16" (41 cm x 41 cm) It seems like a surprise that flowers, as subjects of painting and, in extension, as objects worthy of aesthetic contemplation, seem to be a relatively late occurrence in the sphere of Philippine painting, when Filipino aesthetics is undoubtedly colorful and joyful – two attributes that can be related to flowers, specially to our tropical blossoms that bloom in profuse splendor. While the genre of the floral still life has flourished in Europe since the Renaissance, and botanical illustration even as early as the first century; flowers, in Philippine painting have always been relegated to ornamentation, rather than primary subjects, until the latter half of the 21st century. The earliest works that focused flowers as main subjects appear in the scientific botanical Flora de Filipinas in 1837, and these were primarily for scientific rather than aesthetic purposes. Edible fruits were often preferred in still lifes by Filipino painters from the late 19th and 20th century. Despite the profusion of tropical blooms in the Philippines, floral works have been rather neglected perhaps because of the pragmatic nature of our culture where ornamentation serves a higher purpose, and perhaps because painting is largely, at the onset, a male dominated field. Remy Boquiren is among the staunch practitioners of floral painting. Heading the all female group Floral Artists of Manila since its inception in 2019, Boquiren often resorts to floriography to express gnosis of the inter-relatedness and unity of various themes which include femininity, fecundity, nature, the fragility of life, tradition, and culture. In Magnolia, Boquiren paints white and pink magnolias in full bloom which have traditionally been associated with nobility, purity, femininity and love.

        Leon Gallery
      • Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) - Woman
        Oct. 17, 2020

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) - Woman

        Est: ₱15,000 - ₱19,500

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940) Woman signed and dated 2007 (lower left) pastel on paper 12” x 10” (30 cm x 25 cm)

        Leon Gallery
      • Remy Boquiren (b. 1940)
        Jun. 01, 2019

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940)

        Est: ₱75,000 - ₱80,000

        Remy Boquiren (b. 1940)

        Salcedo Auctions
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