KRAUT ART GLASS

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Way back in 1912, in the midst of the bustling Quiapo district, German-born painter Matthias Kraut started his foray into the production of glass windows in the Philippines by putting up a stained glass studio in Bilibid Viejo. This would lead to the birth of Kraut Art Glass, the country’s pioneer and leader in stained glass manufacturing.

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                    [Title] => Pioneer in stained glass making marks 100 years in Phl
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Just as about when the ship of dreams Titanic was making its fateful voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in 1912, something equally legendary was taking shape half a world away.

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                    [Title] => A reflection on windows
                    [Summary] => Tour operators of late have been touting Cagayan de Oro, gateway to northern Mindanao, as the country’s new center of off-road car races and extreme sport. 


But for those among us who prefer to get their adrenaline rush elsewhere – whose interests are piqued by, well, sticking to the road and staying indoors – ArtSpeak invites you to seek out the Cathedral of Saint Augustine and the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception at Xavier University on your next trip to the City of Golden Friendship.

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A Glass of its own

By Leila Bernice Perez | January 26, 2014 - 12:00am

Way back in 1912, in the midst of the bustling Quiapo district, German-born painter Matthias Kraut started his foray into...

Starweek Magazine

Pioneer in stained glass making marks 100 years in Phl

August 5, 2013 - 12:00am

Just as about when the ship of dreams Titanic was making its fateful voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in 1912, something equally legendary was taking shape half a world away.

Business As Usual

A reflection on windows

By ARTSPEAK By Ramon E.S. Lerma | July 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Tour operators of late have been touting Cagayan de Oro, gateway to northern Mindanao, as the country’s new center of off-road car races and extreme sport. But for those among us who prefer to get their adrenaline...

Arts and Culture