| Item Call Number |
AC00715 |
| Status |
Available |
| Barcode |
AC00715 |
| Photo Id |
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| Title |
- Title - Juan Serapio T. Nepomuceno: Bisayan couple with rooster and earthen jar. Circa 1840.
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| Notes |
- Notes - In the short skirt favored by peasants and a loose camisa made of guimaras, a fabric woven from abaca, the man is off to the cock pit. The woman wears a long-sleeved, waist-length baro over a pleated plaid skirt (Note: This is one of 12 lithographs reproduced by FHL in 2000 as a set of postcards highlighting 19th-century Philippine costumes. Caption from Robert Macmicking's Recollections of Manila and the Philippines, 1851, reads as follows: "On going out of doors, a handkerchief is often thrown over the head, should the sun be strong, or an umbrella or parasol is carried as a protection against it.")
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| Media Format |
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| Collection |
- Collection - Filipinas Heritage Library
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| Source |
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| Image Type |
- Image Type - Reproduction: Lithograph
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| Date |
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| Subject |
- Subject - Paintings and drawings
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| Keywords |
- Keyword - visayan couple
- Keyword - rooster
- Keyword - putong
- Keyword - jar
- Keyword - camisa
- Keyword - costumes
- Keyword - clothing and decorations
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