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[Philippines]. PHILIPPINES. MANILA. SOUTHEAST ASIA. [Photographic series]. (Philippines), (ca. 1898–1905). (A few faint pinholes on the gray backing; prints are slightly faded and occasionally slightly yellowed, but these are good copies). 14 albumen prints (11.2 x 16 cm) mounted on a gray and white cardboard backing prepared for framing (24 x 30 cm), captioned in pen on the reverse. Titled: Negritos pounding rice (a term used in three geographic regions of Southeast Asia: the Andaman Islands, the Malay Peninsula, and the Philippines). A Filipino woman drawing water. A team of carabaos (sic), a type of domestic water buffalo. A young Indian girl from a wealthy family. What a woman carries on her head. A journey through the bush. An Indian man plowing a rice field. A street in Manila with carabao carts. A group of insurgent officers. An inland Indian market. The Bagsangan River (Bay Laguna). Mount Mayon in Gaspi (Luzon) on a street by the bay. A group of Igarrata women. A print based on a lithographed portrait of Aguinaldo, president of the Philippines from 1897 to 1901. A number engraved in negative appears on some of the prints.
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