Filipinas 1870-1898. Imágenes de la ilustración Española y Americana

By Blas Sierra De La Calle

Both the written information and the graphic information that appeared in The Spanish and American Illustration between 1870 and 1898 are collected and studied. It begins by presenting the magazine, its founder, as well as the authors of the images, that is, the engravers and photographers. The images have been divided around the following themes:

Pioneers in the Philippines

Mosaic of human types

The Fatigue of work and play

Nature, towns and cities

Manila, Pearl of the Orient

A land that trembles

By the eastern seas

The Christian presence

Jolo and Mindanao, constant nightmare

The Philippines in Madrid: the exhibition of 1887

The Philippine Revolution

Loss of the Philippines

215 pages in rustic editorial with flaps. 30 by 21 cm. DEEPLY ILLUSTRATED WITH 260 BLACK AND WHITE ILLUSTRATIONS. Folio size. EXEMPLARY NOT DISTRIBUTED AND MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE ORIENTAL MUSEUM OF VALLADOLID WITH THE SPONSORSHIP OF CAJA ESPAÑA. 1998. Spanish Language. Very Good Condition. Softcover.