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In 1837, Fr. Manuel Blanco published his iconic botanical text Flora de Filipinas, documenting hundreds of...

In 1837, Fr. Manuel Blanco published his iconic botanical text Flora de Filipinas, documenting hundreds of...

A born storyteller with a flair for the dramatic, a selftaught illustrator who schooled his genius with...

Philippine National Hero José Rizal’s grandniece Asunción López Bantug writes the vivid life story of the...

Barcelona-based Jaime Gil de Biedma (1929–1990) was one of the most enigmatic and least understood figures of...

Barcelona-based Jaime Gil de Biedma (1929–1990) was one of the most enigmatic and least understood figures of...

Data Privacy & Cybercrime Prevention in the Philippine Digital Age is the perfect reference for Filipinos...

This book includes an introduction by renowned art critic Patrick D. Flores and a foreword by Coching’s...

In a country that has been forcibly colonized and occupied by various foreign powers over the centuries, the...

José Rizal, rightfully called the First Filipino, is the only author to have written an entire nation into...

First serialized in Pilipino Komiks in 1953 and now restored in its splendid black-and-white entirety by...

Before Juan Luna or Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo were winning acclaim in the salons of Europe, there was a...

In 1947, Iberian colonial maritime scholar Professor Charles R. Boxer acquired a late 16th-century manuscript...

Lee Aguinaldo was a towering figure in the Philippine art scene for his work as well as his controversial...

In 1947, Iberian colonial maritime scholar Professor Charles R. Boxer acquired a late 16th-century manuscript...

A definite pride of race and place characterized many of the works of Isabelo Tampinco, who during the time...

First published in 1971, this evocative collection of essays charts the changing name of Manila and its...

A National Artist of the Philippines and a veritable hero in his hometown of Angono, Carlos “Botong”...

First published in 1971, this evocative collection of essays charts the changing name of Manila and its...

In 1565, when Miguel López de Legazpi landed in Cebu, his expedition stumbled across a wooden box holding a...

In this landmark history of Philippine maps and their cartographers, National Artist for Historical...

Masterfully edited by eminent scholar Glòria Cano, the second volume of More Hispanic Than We Admit contains...