Limbag Kamay: 400 Years of Philippine Printmaking Filipiniana The narrative seems to have

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Limbag Kamay: 400 Years of Philippine Printmaking Filipiniana The narrative seems to haveFrom the foreword: Four hundred years ago, the first prints appeared in the first books printed in the Philippines: the two doctrina Christiana and the Shih lu. Prinimaking then developed in the hands of local artists. In the Spanish colonial period, the likes of Francisco Suarez, Nicolas de la Cruz Bagay, Laureano Atlas, Phelipe Sevilla, Carlos Borromeo, and Ysidro Paulino crafted excellent engravings using both religious and secular themes. In the