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Angel Cacnio

Angel Cacnio (1931 - 2005) was active/lived in Philippines.  Angel Cacnio is known for Painting.

ANGEL CACNIO was born in Malabon on June 6, 1931, the youngest of eight children of Flaviano Cacnio and Telespora Cruz.  Angel showed his creative inclination when he was still small, as he liked to play with mud by moulding the mud into artistic shapes.  Being the most sickly of the brood, he could not help much in his father's line of work - fishing - which may have led him even more to pursue his talent in art.

He graduated in 1954 with a Fine Arts degree at the University of the Philippines.

In 1953 his painting "Tatlong Sabungero" won first prize at the Third Shell National Student's Art Competition.  "The Capture of Mabini" won the Apolinario Mabini Centennial Art Competition in 1964.  He won prizes in the coin design contest of the Central Bank and his designs were used for the 25 and 50-centavo coins circulated in 1982-1983.  He also designed the 20-peso and 100-peso bills that are still in circulation.  He has garnered   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2307 characters.]  Artist bio

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