Bantayog ng Lakas ng Bayan

Ang People Power Monument (Ingles para sa Bantayog ng Lakas ng Bayan^{[T 1]}) ay isang eskultura ng People Power Revolution na naganap noong 1986 sa EDSA at White Plains Avenue sa Lungsod ng Quezon, Pilipinas. Ginawa ito ni Eduardo Castrillo noong 1993, na umabot sa 0.89 mga kilometro mula sa dambana ng EDSA, isa pang monumentong ginawa ito upang ipanalo ang demokrasya.

Ayon sa Tanggapan ng Ari-ariang Intelektuwal ng Pilipinas (IPOPHL), protektado ito ng karapatang-ari tulad ng ibang mga likhang masining sa Pilipinas.^[1]

Talababa

↑ maari ring isalin na "Bantayog ng Kapangyarihan ng mga Tao" o "Monumento ng Lakas ng mga Tao"

Mga sanggunian

↑ Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (Pebrero 25, 2020). "The People Power Monument, a structure built to commemorate the #EDSA revolution, was sculptured by Eduardo Castrillo in 1993 and is comprised of 37 figures depicting the various sectors of the Philippine society that joined the People Power Revolution in 1986". Facebook. Nakuha noong Nobyembre 14, 2020. The People Power Monument, a structure built to commemorate the #EDSA revolution, was sculptured by Eduardo Castrillo in 1993 and is comprised of 37 figures depicting the various sectors of the Philippine society that joined the People Power Revolution in 1986. Did you know that the People Power Monument, like any other artistic work, is protected by #copyright?{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link)

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[1] ri ring isalin na "Bantayog ng Kapangyarihan ng mga Tao" o "Monumento ng Lakas ng mga Tao"

[2] Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (Pebrero 25, 2020). "The People Power Monument, a structure built to commemorate the #EDSA revolution, was sculptured by Eduardo Castrillo in 1993 and is comprised of 37 figures depicting the various sectors of the Philippine society that joined the People Power Revolution in 1986". Facebook. Nakuha noong Nobyembre 14, 2020. The People Power Monument, a structure built to commemorate the #EDSA revolution, was sculptured by Eduardo Castrillo in 1993 and is comprised of 37 figures depicting the various sectors of the Philippine society that joined the People Power Revolution in 1986. Did you know that the People Power Monument, like any other artistic work, is protected by #copyright?{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link)

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