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Filipino Arts:     more books (85)

Filipino Knife Fighting: Presas Style by Ernesto A. Presas, 1998 Kali Filipino (Sendero Del Guerrero) by Nicolas Wachsmann, 2007-03-09 Rondalla Arrangements of Filipino Folk Dances by Edna Aurora Cabilatazan Culig, 2004 The Barong Tagalog Then & Now (The Millennium Edition)- Philippine Book The roots of contemporary Filipino visual artists by Alan T Gaylord, 1978 Bayani's art =: Arte ni Bayani by Voltaire Gungab, 1978 Manila 1944-45 As Trudl Saw It by Trudl Dubsky Zipper, 1995-03-01 At home & abroad : 20 contemporary Filipino artists by Alice Guillermo, Jeff Baysa, et all 1998 Oro, plata, mata!: Filipino building beliefs Our Own Voice: Filipinos in the Diaspora by Reme-Antonia Grefalda, Nadine Sarreal, et all 2003-12 Soul boats: A Filipino journey of self-discovery by Alfredo E Evangelista, 2001 Goddess in the Mirror : A Book of Self Discovery for the Filipino Woman by Ovvian Castrillo, 2005 Patubas: An anthology of West Visayan poetry, 1986-1994 : Hiligaynon, Kinaray-a, Aklanon, Filipino, English Philippines in the third world papers by William Henry Scott, 1978

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81. The Philippine Comics Art Museum Has Moved
    Greetings! The Philippine Comics Art Museum has moved. It s new permanent address is now. http//www.alanguilan.com/museum.  
    http://alanguilan.com/komikero//museum/

82. Kulay Diwa Gallery Of Philippine Contemporary Art - Investing In Philippine Art
    Kulay Diwa Gallery of Philippine Contemporary Art.  
    http://www.kulay-diwa.com/investing_in_philippine_art
    
    Extractions: bobbit @kulay-di wa .com ... Investing in Philippine Art Investing in Philippine Art By Giselle P. Kasilag A new breed of collectors is staking their money on Filipino artworks R eal estate, stocks and treasury bills are not the only interests that those with resources are staking their money on. The 1972 Bencab acrylic on paper, estimated at US$19,000 to $26,000, was eventually sold for $54,000. The works of the late National Artist Vicente Manansala also did very well. His Woman with a Cat, a 21×26 inch oil on canvas, sold at $40,000, edging its estimated price of $28,000 to 39,000. Magsaysay-Ho proved to be a well-loved artist among auction buyers as her 1957 15×19 inch The Harvest, oil on board, sold at $47,000, way above the estimated price of $25,000 to $36,000. Sources at both auction houses told artsentralmanila.net that most of the buyers of these artworks were Filipino collectors who engaged in a “frenzied bidding” over the telephone to go after the pieces they wanted. The overall warm reception to Philippine art at the two top auction houses affirms the existence of local art collectors who, with their resources, have grown savvy enough to purchase artworks through the auctions.

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