LOBBY MURALS
Home
What's New
The Building
Main Exhibit
Lobby Murals
Museum Galleries
Travelling Exhibits
Programs and Activities
Volunteer Programs
Contact Us
Below are some of the murals adorning at the Main Lobby of The Negros Museum
The murals were done by local Negrense artists, all members of the AAB - Art Association of Bacolod.
Babaylan
The Babaylan was not only a traditional healer but a repository of all tribe's stories. Painted by Rosendo Aguilar
Rivermouth Trading
Komersyo sa Baba sang Suba
Early Negrense enjoyed trade with each other. They bartered marine products, prestige goods, tradewares, timber, honey, beeswax and other materials.
Painted by Marcial Buelba
Painted by Marcial Buelba
A Tumandok Backyard
Ugsaran sang Tumandok
The early Negros inhabitants had a subsistence kind of agriculture.
Painted by Rex Cuenca
Painted by Rex Cuenca
Fishing
Pangisda
The early Negrense used spears, nets, and traps to to catch fish, the same methods local fishermen still use to this day.
Painting by Romulo Gallermo
Painting by Romulo Gallermo