President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received a portrait made by renowned artist Alvin Hipolito. | DYGalvezINQ
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Friday received a portrait made by renowned artist Alvin Hipolito.
Hipolito paid a courtesy call on the President at the Malacañan Palace where he gave the painting, according to the Office of the Press Secretary officer-in-charge Cheloy Garafil.“President Ferdinand R. Marcos on Friday expressed gratitude after receiving a portrait of him made by renowned artist Alvin Hipolito,” Garafil said in a statement.
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