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2002 The Blanco Renaissance Museum. All rights reserved. Best view in 1024 x 768 Design by 
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Shop
Amphitheatre
The amphitheatre was built for the Antonio Blanco's oldest
daughter, Tjempaka, as an accolade for her performance. She used to
be a dancer, an actress and also a model of several Blanco's paintings.
Nowadays the amphitheater is being renovated to revive the Balinese
performing arts. Balinese dances and dramas will be coming soon on The
Blanco's Renaissance Museum's Amphitheater.
