Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso

Realonda
Rizal Shrine, Calamba, Laguna
Contact #: 09123456789
jose_rizal@yahoo.com

Objective:
To serve as a worthwhile model of nationalism and patriotism in order
to help us better understand ourselves as Filipinos which will also serve as
the inspiration to every Filipinos in the present.
Personal Information:
Birth date

June 19, 1861

Birth place

Calamba, Laguna

Age

35 years old

Gender

Male

Civil status

Single

Height
Weight

:
:

411

100 lbs.

Skills:
Acting

Martial arts

Creative writing

Painting

Commentating

Pistol shooting

Educating

Poetry

Farming

Sketching

Fencing

Sculpting

 Other Subjects of Interest:

Agriculture

Mythology

Anthropology

Ophthalmology

Archaeology

Pharmacology

Botany

Philology

Business

Philosophy

Cartography

Photography

Conchology

Physician

Engineering

Politics

Ethnology

Rural construction

Horticulture

Sinology

History

Sociology

Ichthyology

Sports

Journalism

Travelling

Music

Zoology

Language Spoken:
Arabic

Hebrew

Catalan

Italian

Chinese

Japanese

English

Latin

Filipino:

Bisaya,

Bisayan, Subanon

Ilokano,

Malayan
Portuguese

French

Russian

German

Sanskrit

Greek

Spanish

Educational Background:
Ateneo Municipal de Manila (Bachelor of Arts)
1872-1877

Ateneo Municipal de Manila (Land Surveyor and Assessor)

1877-1878

Unibersidad de Sto. Tomas (Philosophy and Letters)

1877-1878

Unibersidad de Sto. Tomas (Medicine)

1878-1882

Universidad Central de Madrid (Licentiate in Medicine)

1882-1884

Universidad Central de Madrid (Doctorate)

1884-1885

Universidad Central de Madrid (Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters)

1882-1885

Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (Fine Arts and Sculpture)

1882-1884

Ateneo de Madrid (French, Aleman, English Language)

1882-1884

University of Heidelberg (Ophthalmology Units)

1886-1887

University of Leipzig (Sinology and History)

1886-1887

Working Experiences:
Clinic of Dr. Louis de Wecker (Assistant)

Paris, 1885

La Liga Filipina (Founder)

1892

La Solidaridad (Editor)
Barcelona, 1998

Organization and Affiliations:

La Liga Filipina
Berlins Anthropological Society
Berlins Geographical Society
Ethnographic Society of Berlin

Publications:
Noli Me Tangere, 1887
El Filibusterismo, 1891
Mi Ultimo Adios, 1898
Various essays, allegories, poems and editorials in La Solidaridad

Paintings:
Dapita Church Curtains, 1894 (oil)
Christ Crucified, 1875 (crayon)
Spanish Coat of Arms, 1867 (water color)
Allegory on a Pair of Porcelain Bases of the New Year Celebration, 1886
(oil)
Portrait of Morayta, 1885 (crayon)
Immaculate Conception (crayon)
Saturnina Rizal (oil)
A Painting on a Pair of Mother-of-pearl (oil)

Sketches:
Japan sketches, 1888 (ink)
Room in Which El Filibusterismo Begun, 1887 (crayon)
Pencil Sketch of Dr. Blumentritt, 1886 (pencil)
Monkey and the Tortoise, 1886 (ink)

 Brooklyn Bridge, 1886 (pencil)

Limang Salita, 1886 (ink)
Notas Clinicas, 1885 (ink)
SS Djemnah, 1882 (pencil)
Manila, 1882 (pencil)
Singapore Lighthouse, 1882 (ink or pencil)
Along Suez Canal, 1882 (ink or pencil)
Castle of St. Elmo, 1882 (ink or pencil)
Aden, 1882
Fishes Caught in Dapitan (ink)
Noli Me Tangere Cover (ink)
Father Pablo (pastels)
Leonor Rivera (crayon)
Segunda Katigbak (ink)
Sulpakan (ink)
Mt. Makiling

Poems:
A Las Flores del Heidelberg
To The Philippines
Our Mother Tongue
Memories of My Town
Hymn to Labor
Kundiman
A Poem That Has No Title
Song of Maria Clara
To The Philippines Youth
To Josephine
Education Gives Luster to the Motherland
To The Virgin Mary

 Sa Aking Mga Kabata

Sculptures:
Josephone Bracken, 1896 (wood)
Josephine sleeping, 1896 (plaster)
Father Jose Guerrico, 1894 (clay)
Oyang Dapitana, 1894 (clay)
Sacred heart of Jesus, 1894 (terra cotta)
Mother's Revenge, 1894 (clay)
Dr. Ricardo Carnicero, 1893 (clay)
St. Paul the Hermit, 1893
The Triumph of Death Over Life, 1890 (clay)
The Triumph of Science Over Death, 1890 (clay)
Dr. Francisco Mercado, 1888 (wood)
Augustus Ceasar, 1888 (clay)
Julius Ceasar, 1888 (clay)
Sacred Heart of Jesus, 1877 (wood)
Felix Pardo de Tavera
Image of Virgin Mary (wood)
Orate Frantes (wax)
San Antonio de Padua (clay)
Gen. Blanco (ivory)

Character References:
Ferdinand Blumentritt

Secondary School Principal (Austria)

Dr. Louis de Wecker

Oculist (France)

Dr. Wilhelm Joest

University of Berlin Professor (Berlin)