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#261 National Museum

The National Museum of the Philippines is the official repository established in 1901 as a natural history and ethnography museum of the Philippines. It is located next to Rizal Park and near Intramur… more →

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Philippine National Museum

Aica Learns to Live wrote 5 months ago: I’ll take anything that’s free and legal (hehe) which includes the free one month entran … more →

Tags: Adventures, Manila, National Museum, camille's birthday, free entrance to Philippine National Museum, philippine national museum, Art, Paintings, Statues

The Spoliarium

augustusalagan wrote 6 months ago: The famous Spoliarium painting by Juan Luna, located at the National Museum in Manila. It took Juan … more →

Tags: Filipino, Gladiator, Juan, Luna, Madrid, Manila, museum, National Museum, Painting

24/15 — 3 comments

herlculis wrote 6 months ago: “If you want to be happy, be” –Leo Tolstoy The drastic things were finally over. I could say it. Fro … more →

Tags: antipolo, Awesome, bangs, Braces, Cloud 9, cubao expo, david salon, dirty ice cream, e-rod

Art appreciation day — 2 comments

Missus Layam wrote 7 months ago: For the whole month of October, the National Museum in Manila has free admission. My office friends … more →

Tags: Ink, Random Thought, Arts, bohemian girl, fernando amorsolo, Franz Hals, Free Admission, Graciano Nepomuceno, guillermo tolentino

It's Museums & Galleries Month!

Marj wrote 7 months ago: It is Museums & Galleries month and so for the whole month of October, admission is free to the … more →

Tags: Travel, Philippines, Asia, MANILA, PHILIPPINES, Travel (2), Philippines, National Museum, national museum of the philippines, museum and galleries month

Spolarium By The Eraserheads — 30 comments

pinoytekkie wrote 9 months ago: If you wanna know what this song actually means, I could share it with you. Professors here in the U … more →

Tags: crimes, Government, Showbiz, Society, Eat Bulaga, Eraserheads, Guada Guarin, Joey De Leon, Pepsi Paloma

National Museum of the Philippines - FREE Things To do in the Philippines — 6 comments

jotan23 wrote 10 months ago: National Museum of the Philippines – FREE Things To do in the Philippines No plans for the wee … more →

Tags: things to do in manila, national museum of the philippines, things to do in the Philippines, Juan Luna, free things to do in the philippines, Napoleon Abueva, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, Hidalgo

Day 08: 30 Days Of Blogging Honesty And One Dare Or Why I Might Steal Luna's Spolarium — 23 comments

PM wrote 1 year ago: I have one rocking blog friend who posts awesome photography on her blog. She takes them all herself … more →

Tags: Writing with blood, pop culture, CATHARSIS, hairballs, Philosophy, Art, Life, Opinion, Filipino Art

Intramuros, Manila — 5 comments

inmidnights wrote 1 year ago: Dubbed “Old Manila”, Intramuros is one of the few places in the Philippines that still retains the a … more →

Tags: Travel, Travel (2), TRAVEL BLOG, tour, Philippines, It's more fun in the Philippines, Manila, Kalesa, intramuros

Vampire Bianca wrote 1 year ago: Spoliarium, by Juan Luna, 1884 … more →

Tags: Art, Juan Luna, Painting, spoliarium

I Never Thought I'd Get This Frustrated

Harmony wrote 1 year ago: My parents named me Harmony and I am normally living my name. All my life I have been loving music. … more →

Tags: Serious, now I know., redheadedfish, Harmony, WordPress, Jason Mraz, fan, Fangirl, Sing

Cultural Excursions and the Spoil-arium. — 7 comments

toynbeeconvector wrote 1 year ago: So, someone’s back from the world at large and he’s got a new project! The angel series … more →

Tags: Adventures, Manila, Philippines, binondo, Quiapo

Juan Luna Shrine: So, who shot the Patriot's wife? — 10 comments

lifeisacelebration wrote 1 year ago: How much do we know of the Luna brothers? Honestly? I simply know one is a painter, the other a Gene … more →

Tags: Travel, philippine travels, Heritage site, Ilocos, Juan Luna, badoc, Ilocos Norte, Antonio Luna, Parisian life

Vigan Padayan and the Genius of Juan Luna

Katy wrote 1 year ago: June 6, 2011 I: Padayan In Cebuano, the word ‘Padayan’ means ‘to continue.’ Peace Corps originally d … more →

Tags: Teaching English in the Philippines, philippines peace corps, padayan, peace corps leadership camp, leadership camp, padayan model, youth leaders philippines, sk leaders philippines, Juan Luna

My Brothers in the Sun

John Andrie Villanueva wrote 2 years ago: Friday, April 30, 2010 at 1:49pm   My Brothers Under the Sun   The five years has past, my … more →

Tags: phoenix, John Andrie Villanueva, bacolod city, Frich Jun Adricula, Kenneth Ereje, Doroteo Liba, Pedro Balajeboco Jr., Allen Peter Montaño, St. Joseph School - La Salle

Mia Round Manila Day 1: Market Picks and the Sorry State of the Art — 2 comments

Mia wrote 3 years ago: Pepper, September, and I kicked off our adventure with a tour around Manila. As all three of us were … more →

Tags: Mia, Manila, Art, Museums, Cause, National Museum, Food, salcedo market, Makati

The Spolarium and The Tale of the Travelling Painting

Vampire In The City wrote 3 years ago: Can art hold such power that it can change a hero’s destiny, forever? What does the Spolarium, … more →

Tags: Philippines, National Museum Philippines, John Silva, Juan Luna

John Silva and The National Museum Tour

Vampire In The City wrote 3 years ago: I make it a point to visit a local museum whenever I travel. A museum houses the histories and stori … more →

Tags: Philippines, National Museum Philippines, National Museum of the Filipino People, John Silva, Juan Luna

Historical Escapade

Kit wrote 4 years ago: Barasonian Church and Museum: We arrived at Malolos Bulacan, early in the morning .  When I fir … more →

Tags: History, Philippines, National Museum, intramuros, Fort Santiago, Historical Places


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