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In the book Album: Islas Filipinas, 1663-1888, the pricey album is reproduced in full color, the owner is identified and a profile on him appears alongside a scholarly essay on Damian Domingo, the artist of the watercolors depicting costumes of people in the Philippines.
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In the book Album: Islas Filipinas, 1663-1888, the pricey album is reproduced in full color, the owner is identified and a profile on him appears alongside a scholarly essay on Damian Domingo, the artist of the watercolors depicting costumes of people in the Philippines.
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In the book Album: Islas Filipinas, 1663-1888, the pricey album is reproduced in full color, the owner is identified and a profile on him appears alongside a scholarly essay on Damian Domingo, the artist of the watercolors depicting costumes of people in the Philippines.
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In the book Album: Islas Filipinas, 1663-1888, the pricey album is reproduced in full color, the owner is identified and a profile on him appears alongside a scholarly essay on Damian Domingo, the artist of the watercolors depicting costumes of people in the Philippines.
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