Gallery of Prints

Gallery of Prints Filipiniana. is a direct importer of such materials.

We are the first and only Gallery in the Philippines, specializing in Antique Prints and Books before 1900, with particular emphasis on the History of the Philippines, i.e. Since our establishment in 1996, or 16 years ago, we have grown and become internationally renowned as specialist of historical original printed material about the Philippines, dating back to the 16th Century. We are offering the Filipino connoisseur and collector of art and history of the Philippines and Southeast Asia an unsurpassed inventory of antique prints and maps covering six centuries, a volume and scope that compares favourably with any comparable Gallery in Hongkong or Singapore, and even Europe and the USA. Moreover, we published the first comprehensive compendium of antique prints on the Philippines with the book “The Philippines in the 19th Century” in 1998, along with postcards, reproductions, and other individual items intended to showcase the Philippines of the past to a broader audience. These local publications complement our huge range of antique maps, views, and prints on zoology, ornithology, ethnology, anthropology, geography, and other natural sciences. As is common with international galleries of this stature, we also offer ancillary services such as acid free, museum-style conservation matting and framing, as our Sister company Rudolf Lietz, Inc. In support of these activities, we sell these materials plus peripheral products in support of other galleries, contractors, interior decorator or individuals who execute such work on their own. Lastly, the location of the Gallery in a large Shopping Mall is conducive to attracting the occasional tourist or business visitor looking for the special corporate or individual gifts from a range of products not found elsewhere.

ICYMI: We were featured! Thank you so much Philstar for this deep dive into the Gallery of Prints. The team also loved t...
29/07/2026

ICYMI: We were featured! Thank you so much Philstar for this deep dive into the Gallery of Prints. The team also loved the design for the heading poster!

Have a read and if you’re convinced, please come visit us or send us a message to book a tour!

*The Philippines in the 19th Century* by Rudolf J.H. Lietz brings together hundreds of remarkable images reproduced from...
08/07/2026

*The Philippines in the 19th Century* by Rudolf J.H. Lietz brings together hundreds of remarkable images reproduced from original antique prints, maps, books, and illustrations- all from the Gallery of Prints collection.

While owning an original 19th-century engraving is a dream for many collectors, this book lets you experience the same incredible artworks and the stories behind them in a format everyone can enjoy.

Whether you’re a budding historian, a curious traveler, or simply someone who loves beautiful books, this is one you’ll find yourself reaching for again and again.

A book to gift. A book to keep. A piece of Philippine history to revisit.

Available now at Gallery of Prints, or Shop online on our website or shopee storefront.

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The Manila Cathedral, then and now.This rare view from 1859 captures The Manila Cathedral as it stood in the final years...
11/06/2026

The Manila Cathedral, then and now.

This rare view from 1859 captures The Manila Cathedral as it stood in the final years before the devastating earthquakes that would reshape its appearance. More than 165 years later, the Cathedral remains one of the most enduring symbols of faith, resilience, and Philippine history.

As we celebrate Philippine Independence Day, we invite you to explore the rich history of Manila through original antique prints, maps, and rare historical images in a special exhibition presented by Manila in Print in collaboration with The Manila Cathedral.

📍 St. Joseph Chapel Area, The Manila Cathedral, Intramuros, Manila
📅 June 12–14, 2026
🕖 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily

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In celebration of 128th Philippine Independence Day and through a special collaboration with The Manila Cathedral, Manil...
10/06/2026

In celebration of 128th Philippine Independence Day and through a special collaboration with The Manila Cathedral, Manila in Print proudly presents a historical exhibition of antique prints, maps, and rare visual materials depicting The Manila Cathedral, Intramuros, and the rich history of Manila.

Held from June 12–14, 2026, at the St. Josephs chapel area of The Manila Cathedral, the exhibition invites visitors to journey through centuries of Philippine history as seen through original historical works, cartographic treasures, and rare visual records.

We are honored to partner with The Manila Cathedral in presenting this exhibition as part of the 2026 Philippine Independence Day celebrations.

📍 Chapel Area, The Manila Cathedral, Intramuros, Manila

📅 June 12–14, 2026

🕖 Open daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM

22/04/2026

Matching past and present at the Gallery of Prints!

This charming postcard, included in the Philippines in the 19th Century pack, leads us back to the original engraving.

Douane de Manille
Jean-Baptiste Vaillant
[ca. late 18th century]
A glimpse into colonial Manila, where the customs house (basically an old timey border control at the port), once stood as a gateway for trade flowing through the city.

From our port flowed silks and porcelain from China, spices from across Southeast Asia, and local goods like indigo, wax, and gold. In return came silver from the Americas, along with European wares and New World commodities that would quietly reshape life in the islands.

14/04/2026

I’m not saying we should skip work, grab lattes, and go antiquing all day, but I’m also not not saying that.

13/03/2026

Hard to imagine the scale of the Manila Galleon that sailed between Manila and Acapulco from the 16th–19th centuries.
These ships were enormous for their time:

Length: about 40–60 meters (130–200 ft)
Height: up to 7 decks tall
Cargo capacity: 1,000–2,000 tons
Crew & passengers: often 300–500 people onboard

To put it into perspective: a single galleon could be as long as half a football field and tower several stories above the water. 🌊⛵

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Space G4 329-330, 3/F Glorietta 4/Artspace, Ayala Center
Makati

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 8pm
Tuesday 11am - 8pm
Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 11am - 8pm
Friday 11am - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 8pm
Sunday 11am - 8pm

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+63277298168

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