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SPOLIARIUM. Service & tech solutions for the fine art marketplace.

Spoliarium makes the fine art marketplace approachable, accessible, anxiety-free, and globally inclusive for diverse local artists and patrons, especially younger generations.
✔ We highlight great artists worldwide to give them recognition and exposure both locally and internationally.
✔ Our goal is to make the fine art market and exhibits accessible, inclusive, and diverse for all generations through the work of skilled local artists.
✔ We aim to spread joy, wisdom, and wellness with the power of fine art to the world, particularly to the global workforce and executive leaders.

Juan Luna’s Spoliarium is a masterpiece that showcases Philippine history and the indomitable spirit of its people. It won the first gold medal in Madrid in 1884 and remains the largest painting (13.8 ft × 25.18 ft) in the Philippines. It can be found at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila, reminding us of the country’s rich cultural heritage and enduring resilience.

Spoliarium’s aim is to rebuild our now and rethink our future through the power of art, through the daily execution of our long-term mission:
(1) Support and connect local artists from different generations/backgrounds to a wider audience.
(2) Make fine art/art marketplace and exhibits approachable, accessible, and globally inclusive.

Your support helps the artists, victims of child abuse, and people living with HIV through The Red Whistle Organization.
How to support us? (1)Buy Art (2)Donate Any Amount (3)Watch/Share Exhibits & Like/Follow @SpoliariumArts

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Email Us: admin@spoliarium.com | Talk To Us: Skype: spoliarium official | Messenger: m.me/spoliariumofficial | Hours: Mon-Fri 11AM-5PM PST. | Phone: +1 778 775 1021 (ext.101 Sales and Operations)

SPOLIARIUM
Year: 1883
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 24 x 56.89 in | 74 x 144.5 cm | 13.8 × 25.18 ft
Artist: Juan Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta known as “Juan Luna”
A Filipino painter, sculptor and political activist of the Philippine Revolution in the late 19th century
October 23, 1857 – December 7, 1899

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