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1. tribune.net.ph › 2024/10/02 › our-national-treasures-5Our national treasures (5) - tribune.net.ph

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   16 hours ago · He painted and sketched more than ten thousand pieces over his lifetime and was the first ever to be recognized as a National Artist of the Philippines, three days after his death on 24 April in 1972, at the age of 79 years. Fernando Amorsolo’s works had been offered at auction multiple times.

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     Who is Fernando Amorsolo? How do you know the artwork is his?

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     FERNANDO AMORSOLO – Philippines National Artist for Visual Arts (May 30, 1892 – April 24, 1972)

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4. www.philstar.com › lifestyle › arts-and-cultureWatercolor abstractionist Micat Po evokes 'healing power of...

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   16 hours ago · Artist Micat Po. Micat Po via Instagram, website. MANILA, Philippines — Young local artist Caterina "Micat" Po is all set for her first-ever solo show, "Seeing Beyond: Images From The...

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   16 hours ago · PIONEERS OF PHILIPPINE ART: AYALA MUSEUM TRAVELING EXHIBITION | Another first in Bicol's First University! Ushering in the month of Museums and...

6. asian-news.net › post › early-philippine-indonesia-relationsEarly Philippine-Indonesia relations - asian-news.net

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   16 hours ago · October 2, 2024 MANILA – An archipelagic nation like the Philippines should have a maritime museum, to connect the land-bound Generations X, Y, and Z with their water-bound past.