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The GALLERY OF PRINTS chose 10 costume plates from its vast collection of 19th Century fashion prints and created a selection of postcards of the most interesting images about street wear, formal wear, and daily wear, seen in Philippine everyday life, taken from various publications, and executed by different European artists and illustrators of this period.
During the simple launch, all original prints were offered for sale thus affording owners their own postcards so to speak.
Exhibit Period: 6 February – 27 February 2003
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