Tipos del País
Tipos del País, meaning "Types of the Country," was a watercolour tradition that flourished in 19th-century Manila, documenting the inhabitants of the Philippines at a moment when the colony was opening to the world. Merchants, laborers, mestizas, and ilustrados, each rendered with the detail of a formal portrait. Today these works stand as the most vivid record of daily life in Spanish colonial Philippines.
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Interior de la gallera, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Indio a Caballo, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Entierro de un Párvulo, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Carinderia, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Desembocadura del Río Pasig - José Honorato -
Vista de Manila desde la bahía, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Vista del volcán de Albay y de la iglesia de Oas, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Teatro di Binondo, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Indios jugando sipa, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Plaza Mayor de Manila, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Guilalo o Parao de Cavite, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
El Carabao, 1855 by José Honorato Lozano -
Comudades Religiosas - José Honorato -
Colegiales de Manila, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Casa de la intendencia, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Case de Campo de Malacanang - Jose Honorato -
Pagoda China, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Indios Llevando Hamacas, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Indio con Carretón de Leña, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
India a Caballo, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Iglesia Parroquial de Binondo, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Casa de un Pueblo de Cagayan, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Chino Pansitero, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano -
Esterior de una Gallera, 1847 by José Honorato Lozano
