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Unknown to most Filipinos, the pre- and postwar years in the Philippines were to experience the flourishing of our country’s arts and architecture. Infrastructure and development programs were moving at a feverish pace.  At this time, sculptor Francisco Monti played a major role in this period of our history.


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Brotherhood cast in stone

By Martin C. Galan | September 3, 2005 - 12:00am

In San Juan one late afternoon in August of 1958, a tragic death saw the fading into oblivion of the memory and works of Francesco Riccardo Monti, an Italian sculptor of note from Cremona, Italy. Unknown to most...

Modern Living