Lucrecia Reyes-Urtula was born on June 29, 1929 in Iloilo City. She studied at the Philippine Women's University in 1950 and earned her Bachelor of Science degree physical education. Then she followed courses ballet and modern dance at the University of California and San Francisco State College.
She was from the foundation of the Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance Company in the late fifties over 30 years dance director at the company. In the 60s she traveled across the country to study. Throughout the dance of cultural minorities She used the knowledge gained to develop choreographies for Bayanihan. Some of her most acclaimed dances are the Singkil, the vinta, a dance in honor of the Philippine sailing arts; tagabili, a story about conflicts between tribes and pagdiwata salidsid, a dance from the Philippine mountains. The group toured several times around the world with typical Filipino folk dance performances and thereby got many glowing reviews.
She also wrote several books on dance including Philippine National Dances (1946), Gymnastics for Girls (1947), Fundamental Dance Steps and Music (1948), Foreign Folk Dances (1949), Dances for All Occasion (1950), Playground Demonstration (1951 ) and Philippine Folk Dances, Vol. I-VI. For her work Reyes-Urtula received several major awards. So she got in 1963 a Republic Cultural Heritage Award from President Ramon Magsaysay and won with the Bayanihan Folk Arts Center in 1965 Ramon Magsaysay Award. In 1988 she was appointed by President Corazon Aquino as a national artist of the Philippines in the category dance
Reyes-Urtula died in 1999 at age 70. She was married to Dalmacio Urtula and had three children with him
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what is a spoken image in drama
A key image is an image that is important to that piece of writing, poem or song.
a key image is where something happens
The context an image is placed in can affect the emotions it carries.
In the original concept planning for Disney's 1989 feature film The Little Mermaid, Ursula was indeed Triton's sister, and she was kicked out of the palace in Atlantica for trying to usurp the throne. Their relationship was later dropped, but the idea that she had once lived in Atlantica and was kicked out for trying to take over remained, albeit in an implied sense.In the Broadway stage musical, Ursula and Triton are still siblings.In the Disney Princess book that reveals the villain's point-of-view My Side of the Story, Ursula is definitely not related to Triton, and instead seems to imply that she has unrequited romantic feelings for him: In rare moments of quiet, my mind conjures up the same image: a handsome older man with fabulous hair, wearing a crown and carrying a trident. His job is pressured, and I can see that he's stressed. If anyone needs a healing massage, it's King Triton. When he books an appointment, I'll be waiting. -Ursula, My Side of the Story: Ursula
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Leonor Orosa Goquingco, also known as the "Trailblazer of Philippine Dance," was a renowned Filipina choreographer, educator, and performer. She played a significant role in the development and promotion of Philippine dance both locally and internationally. Unfortunately, I am unable to provide an image as I lack the capability to browse the internet.
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Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.Cleopatra could have cared less about her people. She made token appearances before them in the Egyptian religious festivals, but this was to enhance her own image. As the historian Anthony Everitt states in his review of Cleo's biography, Cleopatra followed the practice of the Ptolemies of using Egypt as a cash cow to pay for her indulgences and excesses.
image = l'image (the image)
What image? I don't see an image.
Without image acquisition you have no image to process.
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They bear an image on them.
A image's link or the website where you found the image.