Previously thought to have been lost during the Battle of Manila, Mariano Benlliure's fabled bronze Luna bust was recently turned over to the National Museum.
Long has it been since the public last saw Mariano Benlliure's prized "Bust of Juan Luna y Novicio." Too long, really. Seventy-eight years, to be exact. The Spanish sculptor wound up creating one of the more intimate portraits of arguably ...
Born in Malabon on December 25, 1756, to a Mestizo Sangley family, he migrated to Argentina under obscure circumstances. His works remain in museums and churches across Buenos Aires and beyond to this day.
Thanks to the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade, Manila became one of the epicenters of commerce in the 16th century. The East and the West were bridged through these routes. Goods and spices were exchanged, and so were ideas, knowledge systems, and customs. ...
Celebrities continue to prove that they have the sensibilities of just about any other artist out there. Whether it's Seth Rogen's ceramic ashtrays or Lucy Liu's erotic paintings, celebrity art is a thing and a pretty big one at ...
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