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Title Details	Damian Domingo: A potterywoman from Pasig. 1820.
Subjects	1820 Paintings and drawings Manila pottery Pasig woman salacot pots costumes colleccion de trajes
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Photographer	Ayala Museum Research Team
Format	print
Collection	Ayala Museum
Image Type	Reproduction: Painting
Original Caption	Una India ollera de Pasig. (An Indio woman of Pasig, seller of pots and pans)
Place	Manila
Keyword	pottery Pasig woman salacot pots costumes colleccion de trajes

Item Call Number	AC00349
Status	Available
Barcode	AC00349
Photo Id	Photo ID - AC00349
Photographer	Photographer - Ayala Museum Research Team
Title	Title - Damian Domingo: A potterywoman from Pasig. 1820.
Notes	Notes - The people who came down from Antipolo to resettle in the Pasig-Cainta-Taytay area developed into "excellent farmers, potters, merchants, jewelers, and cooks." The woman in this painting is selling covered, small-mouthed pots for boiling rice. In the past it was believed that rice should be boiled in earthenware, not in metal containers (Nick Joaquin, The World of Damian Domingo: Nineteenth Century Manila, 1990, 76).
Media Format	Media format - print
Collection	Collection - Ayala Museum
Source
Image Type	Image Type - Reproduction: Painting
Original Caption	Original Caption - Una India ollera de Pasig. (An Indio woman of Pasig, seller of pots and pans)
Date	Date - 1820
Subject	Subject - Paintings and drawings
Place	Place - Manila
Keywords	Keyword - pottery Keyword - Pasig woman Keyword - salacot Keyword - pots Keyword - costumes Keyword - colleccion de trajes

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