+ Follow NEWBERRY LIBRARY Tag
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[Title] => Justiniano Asuncion’s album of watercolors mirrors 19th century Filipino life
[Summary] => Not a few art enthusiasts are under the mistaken notion that the 19th century album of watercolors depicting various peoples and costumes of the Philippines in a special collection at the New York Public Library is yet another version of the Damian Domingo album at the Newberry Library in Chicago, a misconception apparently stemming at least in part from a typed commentary on a small slip of paper appended to the album stating thus: "Artists: Damian Domingo and Justiniano Asuncion, according to Mr. A. Roces, July 8, 1980."
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Most art cognoscenti are aware that the Damian Domingo album of watercolors at the Newberry Library in Chicago exists. But few have actually seen it, among them are Jaime Laya, Stephen Ongpin, Cynthia O. Valdes, and Ambeth Ocampo. The album has an impeccable pedigree, collected by the American philanthropist Edward Ayer at the turn of the 20th century and formally accessioned by the Newberry Library in 1911.
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NEWBERRY LIBRARY
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