The Philippines and France: Discovery, Rediscovery

VITALIS AND THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY

Much like his neighbors in Plestin-les-Grèves, the Philippine

Embassy in Paris is fortunate enough to own a Marcario Vitalis painting. Donated to the Embassy by the artist in 1963, the painting— Bayanihan, an explosion of colors and recalls idyllic farm life in the Philippines—is displayed prominently at the official Residence of the Ambassador at 17bis Avenue Foch at the 16e Arrondissement and never fails to draw the admiration of those who see it.

Figure 221. 18 January 1963, Philippine Embassy in Paris, France. L-R: Philippine Chargé d’Affaires Amb. Felipe Mabilangan, Sr. with artist, Macario Vitalis. (Photo / Ada Ledesma Mabilangan)

The Philippines and France: Discovery, Rediscovery

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BIBLIOgRAPHY

LIST OF AgREEMENTS

PROJECT TEAM

EPILOgUE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE

by Prof. Elisabeth Luquin

XIII TRACING THE HISTORY OF THE FILIPINO DIASPORA IN FRANCE

XII SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A COOPERATIVE PLATFORM BETWEEN THE PHILIPPINES AND FRANCE

by Fr. Pierre de Charentenay, SJ

by Omar Ochoa, PhD

VIII ART AND ENVIRONMENT: CAPTURING LIFE'S PERPETUAL FLUX SCULPTOR IMPY PILAPIL IN NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE

VII PHILIPPINE ARTIFACTS AND ARTWORKS SHOWCASED IN HISTORIC EXHIBITION AT THE MUSÉE DU QUAI BRANLY

III INSPIRATION BEHIND THE NOTES OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ANTHEM

II PHILIPPINES AND PARIS EXPOSITIONS

V AREAS OF CONTINUING COOPERATION

I GUSTAVE EIFFEL AND THE PHILIPPINES

by Mayor Christian Jeffroy and Ms. Jeanne Eliet Translated into English by Ms. Laetitia Groszman

IV FRENCH INFLUENCES IN THE 1898 MALOLOS BANQUET

VI VITALIS AND THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY

IV JOINTLY FACING THE CHALLENGE OF OUR TIMES: CLIMATE CHANGE

III A CONSTITUTION FOR THE RIGHTS OF ALL

II THE PHILIPPINES AT UNESCO 2015-2017

I THE "SPIRIT OF PARIS" AS INSPIRATION FOR UNESCO

by Mr. Anton T. Huang, Chairman of the Philippines-France Business Council

by Ambassador Christian Lechervy

II STEADY GROWTH IN THE RELATIONS

The Signing of the Philippines-France Treaty of Friendship

V SEATO, THE PHILIPPINES, AND FRANCE

IV MANILA AND THE END OF FRENCH INDOCHINA

III THE INDOCHINESE STAKE AND THE 1947 TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE PHILIPPINES AND FRANCE

The 'Chasseurs Tagals' (Tagal Rangers) and the French Conquest of Cochinchina (1858-1863

I THE PREMISE: THE FIRST WESTERN CONSULATE AND FRENCH CONSULS IN THE PHILIPPINES 1824 AND 1836 AND BEYOND

II RIZAL'S NETWORKS IN FRANCE

III RIZAL AFTER RIZAL IN FRANCE

The Pendulum of a Cultural Encounter

II TREATY OF PARIS AND THE FILIPINO DIPLOMATS IN PARIS

From the Atlas Vallard (1547) to d'Anville's 18th Century Maps: Cartographers and Sailors

From César de Bourayne (1807) to the Basilan Adventure (1844-1845