Declaration of Salvador F. Bernal as National Artist

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PROCLAMATION NO. 384: Declaration of Salvador F. Bernal as National Artist

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Title Supreme Court: Declaration of Salvador F. Bernal as National Artist

Law: Proclamation No. 384

Decision Date: May 26, 2003

Salvador F. Bernal is declared as the National Artist for 2003 in the Philippines, recognizing his outstanding achievements in Theater and Design and his significant contributions to Filipino culture and national identity.

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Creation and Legal Foundation of the National Artist Category

The category of National Artist was established under Proclamation No. 1001 dated April 27, 1972.
The original proclamation has been amended by Proclamation No. 1144 (May 15, 1973) and Presidential Decree No. 208 (June 7, 1973).
Executive Order No. 292 (Administrative Code of 1987) also provides relevant implementing rules, specifically Section 20, Chapter 7, Title I, Book III.

Purpose and Significance of the National Artist Recognition

The recognition aims to honor preeminent achievements that have significantly enhanced Filipino cultural heritage.
It reflects a government policy to preserve and develop Filipino culture and foster a national identity.
The award emphasizes acknowledgment of individuals whose works represent the national genius and artistic heritage of the Philippines.

Specific Recognition of Salvador F. Bernal

Salvador F. Bernal is recognized for his exceptional contributions in the fields of Theater and Design.
His body of work exemplifies artistic excellence and contributes both to the Philippine cultural heritage and the global artistic community.

Authority and Procedure for Declaration

The declaration is made by the President of the Republic of the Philippines, exercising powers vested by the Constitution and pertinent laws.
The recommendation process involves the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts.
This process ensures that recognized individuals meet established cultural and artistic standards.

Legal Effect and Formalization

The declaration is formalized through a proclamation signed by the President and countersigned by the Executive Secretary.
The seal of the Republic of the Philippines is affixed to give it formal legal effect.

Date and Venue of Enactment

The proclamation was issued on the 26th of May, 2003.
It was done at the City of Manila, the capital of the Philippines.

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