San Agustin

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San Agustin Church, Intramuros, Manila, the Philippines, 1599–1614.

San Agustin

church, Manila, Philippines

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Southeast Asian arts
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…and painting was executed, only San Agustin (1599–1614), in Manila, still stood in the 21st century. It was designed by Fray Antonio de Herrera, son or nephew of the great Spanish architect Juan de Herrera. During the 19th century the Neo-Gothic style was imported, mainly through the Philippine architect Felipe…
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…and painting was executed, only San Agustin (1599–1614), in Manila, still stood in the 21st century. It was designed by Fray Antonio de Herrera, son or nephew of the great Spanish architect Juan de Herrera. During the 19th century the Neo-Gothic style was imported, mainly through the Philippine architect Felipe…
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