Ayala Museumさんのイラストまとめ

Playing with the ribbon of her fan says she doesn't want to fall in love but running a fan over her eyes says that she's annoyed at him.

Closing her fan shows her desire to talk to a young man, then resting her fan on her lips says to come and visit her at home.

If a lady holds a fan from her right hand, it can be said that she's looking for a suitor. If her left, she's declaring that she already has one.

During the Spanish era, conservatism and "purity" of a woman was highly regarded. This lead to interactions between young men and women (w/o a chaperone) to be limited.

But love finds its way. Lovers would find ingenious ways of sending messages without prying eyes.

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How well do you know our endemic fruits? 💡

Take a look at this still life painting of fruits by Paz Paterno. Can you guess which (1) fruit is native to the Philippines? 👀

Venice's iconic Grand Canal rendered in watercolor by Juan Luna. 🖌️

Kapangyarihan and Next

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Mervin F. Pimentel
Far Eastern University
2003 / Second Prize - Watercolor Category

Take a virtual visit of Natee Utarit’s The Altarpieces: https://t.co/YGyMnyhVUu

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🎨 Natee Utarit / Nescientia / 2014 / Oil on canvas / 290 x 387 cm (triptych) / Bryan and Dinggay Villanueva Collection

us realizing that it has officially been 2 years since we were last open to the public 🥲

You only have until April 30 to view our virtual exhibition: The Real H.R. Ocampo from the Paulino and Hetty Que Collection!

Explore over 50 pieces of National Artist H.R. Ocampo’s body of work:

🖼️ https://t.co/ZCwo9XqLhb