This poster shows a large portrait of Andres Bonifacio set against the red, white, blue, and yellow colors of the Philippine flag. In the lower section, armed figures stand together beneath the text “The Struggle Continues for Philippine National Liberation,” while the bottom note identifies the image as a cultural presentation commemorating Bonifacio.
The poster connects Bonifacio’s 1896 revolutionary legacy with later nationalist and anti-imperialist movements. Bonifacio founded the Katipunan, the revolutionary organization that fought Spanish colonial rule and called for Philippine independence. The phrase “the struggle continues” places his memory inside a modern political context, presenting Bonifacio not only as a historical hero but as a symbol of unfinished national liberation.
This piece is part of the Maynila Archive, a curated collection of Philippine historical visuals preserved and made accessible as fine art prints.
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