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Dodong Arellano: From equine to human form

By Ruben Defeo | September 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Traditions die hard in the arts. In the Philippines, this becomes especially true when one scans through the great names that local art has produced. Take for instance the name of Amorsolo vis-a-vis Philippine...

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