The December 1951 issue of Philippines Quarterly featured illustrations by Anita Magsaysay-Ho that depict vignettes of a tranquil, rural Christmas. These spot illustrations carry a somber tint from the crayon works, combined with the angular figures Magsaysay-Ho is known for. These quiet, idyllic scenes reflect the struggle and confrontation of shifts in Philippine art.
Before World War II, the Philippine art scene faced a conflict between conservative, classically inclined artists—then...
The December 1951 issue of Philippines Quarterly featured illustrations by Anita Magsaysay-Ho that depict vignettes of a tranquil, rural Christmas. These spot illustrations carry a somber tint from the crayon works, combined with the angular figures Magsaysay-Ho is known for. These quiet, idyllic scenes reflect the struggle and confrontation of shifts in Philippine art.
Before World War II, the Philippine art scene faced a conflict between conservative, classically inclined artists—then...
Benjamin Valenciano and his santos at Asia’s first modern church
The Chapel of St. Joseph the Worker in Victorias, Negros Occidental, was built in 1950...
