2005, November 28. National Stamp Collecting Month
Great Achievers in Philippine Art of Print Making
Litho Offset. Amstar Company, Inc. Perf. 14.
Singles, Sheets of 50 (10 x 5); Souvenir Sheets of One
6p Pinoy Worer Abr'd by Ben Cab - Singles (35,000)
6p The Fourth Horseman by Tequi - Singles (35,000)
6p Breaking Ground by R.Olazo - Singles (35,000)
6p Bulbs by M. Parial - Singles (35,000)
22p Souvenir Sheets of One (8,000)
Form XV by Brenda Fajardo
Graphic Artist: Richard Allen M. Baron
Layout Artist: Alfonso V. Divina
Design Coordinator: Danilo Pangan
First Day Covers: Manila
BENEDICTO CABRERA. Born 1942 in Manila. 1959-63. Bachelor of Fine Arts. University of the Philippines. Painter, graphic artist and photographer. Graphic medium: etching, aquatint.OFELIA GELVEZON-TEOUI. Born in Guimbal, Iloilo, 1964. Bachelor of Fine Arts. University of the Philippines. 1996, Bachelor of Arts in English. University of the Phils. 1967. Diploma in Painting, Academia di Belli Arti di Roma. 1968, Special Studies in Graphic Art, Pratt Institute, New York. Graphic medium: etching.
ROMULO OLAZO. Born 1934 in Balayan, Batangas. College of Arts, University of Sto. Tomas, Painter, Graphic Artist. Individual Shows. 1947, The Silkscreen Process. Small Gallery. Cultural Center of the Phils.: Diaphanous Series, Paintings and Paints. Luz Gallery. 1978, Nudes Galerrie Dominique. 9, Recent Paintings, Diapanous Series. Luz Gallery. 1981, Oil paintings, Printmakers Art Gallery, Taipei: Recent Paintings, Luz Gallery; 50 ft. log Serigraph, CCP Museum Hallways Project.
MARIO PARIAL. Born 1934 in Manila. College of Architecture and Fine Arts. University of Sto. Tomas. Formerly teaching at the same institution. Graphic artist and Painter. Individual Shows. 1965, "New talent 10. Art Association of the Philippines. 1975, Galerie Bleue: 1976, Metro Gallery; 1977, Galerie Bleue. 1978 ABC Galedes: RCBC Lobby. 1979, Heritage Art Center. 1980, Ma-yi Associates: CCP Small Gallery.
BRENDA FAJARDO (born 1940, Manila) began her career in the visual arts as a printmaker and graphic artist before moving on to painting. She obtained her Master's degree in art education, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, U.S.A. She recently finished her Ph.D. in Philippine Studies at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City, where she is currently a professor in the Department of Art Studies, College of Art and Letters. Fajardo held her first solo exhibition in 1994 although prior to that her works were included in a number of selected group exhibitions both in the Philippines and abroad. Fajardo’s work was included in the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco's exhibition "At Home & Abroad, 20 Contemporary Filipino Artists." A multi-awarded artist, she was granted the Thirteen Artists Award by the Cultural Center of the Philippines in 1992. Most recently, she was given the Centennial Award for the Arts by the same institution to honor 100 outstanding Filipinos who have contributed to building the Filipino nation through art and culture in the last 100 years. Most of Fajardo's works carry strong historical and nationalist themes as well as depict folk and mythological tales. In her Tarot Card series, she indigenized the tarot images to convey a narrative of socio-political and colonial struggles in the Philippines. She is known for this genre of work and has earned distinction as one of the Philippines' artists of real significance.
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