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a painting of men dressed in native american clothing and holding flags, walking on the beach

Emilio Aguinaldo

Pinoy Movies

Old Musical Instruments

Philippine Government

The Influence of Spanish Colonization in the Philippines (featuring @juvyjabian as author) — Steemit

an artistic painting with people and animals in it

We Bare Bears Wallpapers

Philippines Wedding

The Influence of Spanish Colonization in the Philippines (featuring @juvyjabian as author) — Steemit

an oil painting of bananas and other tropical plants with butterflies on the tree branch in the foreground

Impressionism Painting

Banana Lakatan by Miriam Besa

an ox pulling a cart down a street with people riding on it and buildings in the background

1980s Philippines

Old Philippines

Old Manila

Philippine Architecture

New Manila

Philippine History

Philippines Manila

Slow but sure, on Calle Rosario, Manila, Philippines, early 20th Century

an old black and white photo of people on the street with horse drawn carriages in front of buildings

Manila, Philippines, just before WWII late 1941

an old black and white photo of people on the street in front of some buildings

Pasig River

Tacloban City

Fort Santiago

Filipino Architecture

Philippine Houses

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Photographic Print: Rosario Street and Binondo Church as Seen from Pasig River, Manila, Philippines, 1899 by Underwood & Underwood : 16x16in

BUKID PAINTING

Japanese Contemporary Art

BuzzFeed

Tagalog Deities in Philippine Mythology • THE ASWANG PROJECT

Philippine Mythology

a drawing of a zombie holding a stick and looking at the moon in the sky

Filipino Mythical Creatures

Balbal by isaiahpaul on DeviantArt

Philippines' BALBAL __ In Philippine mythology, a Bal-Bal is a monster that steals corpses whether it is in a funeral or grave and feeds on them.

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Filipino culture

Mythological creatures

Duwende – I just love creatures from the Philippines! These were my mushroom-based monsters at first, but then I learned about the real mushroom creatures from myth (Trenti) and then these weren’t needed anymore.

an image of a man with a long white beard holding a staff on top of a rock

N is for Nuno sa Punso - The Nuno sa Punso differs from a dwende or dwarf of Philippine folklore. The dwende is a playful hobgoblin who shows himself to children, while the Nuno is a goblin easily angered and will do harm to those who damage or disturb its punso. If someone were to trample or kick the Nuno's home, the offender's foot would swell.

an illustration of a demon holding a baby

Manananggal Philippines

Aswang: Manananggal by experimettle on DeviantArt

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