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Photodiary: National Art Gallery, Luneta, Manila

The Present National Art Gallery is part of the  four buildings of the National Museum Complex. The Gallery showcases the works of the National Artists as well as the contemporary artists of the country. It is housed in the old Senate Building until 2003 when it was renovated to be a museum. 


During the holidays, it is perfect to see the museums in the Metro to educate ourselves as well as to have a digital detox. They are one jeepney away from each other and most of them have free entrance! 

You can see below some of the artworks that really caught my attention, however, I advise to you guys to visit the museum and be inspired with the artworks. Don't worry, roaming around the place will only take you 2 hours at the most.
Entrance to the National Art Gallery



Spolarium by Juan Luna


Juan Luna's signature below the painting





















































By Vicente Manansala






Ceiling detail of old Session Hall






National Art Gallery Contact Information:

National Museum of the Philippines 
Padre Burgos Drive, City of Manila, Philippines

http://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/nationalmuseumbeta/Visit/Booking.html 




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Photodiary: National Art Gallery, Luneta, Manila

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