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Lopez Museum and Library will mount the exhibit, “Pauses of Possibility,” starting Feb. 20, presenting pieces of personal narratives or...
The Government Service Insurance System and the National Museum has kicked off implementation of a partnership formalized in February and meant to make the GSIS’ historical as well as high-value paintings more accessible to the public.
“La Patria en Peligro (The French Conflagration),” by Juan Luna (1857-1899) Initial bid: P8 million Provenance: Ramon J. Fernandez, mayor...
The National Gallery Singapore (NGS) is exhibiting not only Juan Luna’s celebrated “The Death of Cleopatra” mural for the first...
The current owner didn’t know who Luna was, and said his sister even thought of disposing the painting to turn its gilt frame into a mirror
Juan Luna’s “Spoliarium” is probably the most famous painting in the Philippines. Completed in Rome in 1884, it won a First Class medal in the Madrid Exposition of Fine Arts, the same exhibition that awarded Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo’s “Jovenes cristianas expuestas al populacho” (Christian maidens exposed to the mob) with a Second Class medal.
NONE of the 19th-century paintings in the important exhibit “Filipinos in the Gilded Age,” now running at León Gallery in...
Excitement is being felt in the select circles of well-off art lovers and collectors as the art auction of León...
Two cows graze on the foreground of the relatively small 10.5 x 11 inch painting.
Juan Luna painting, other prized Philippine art to be auctioned off Sept. 19-20
