Fabian de La Rosa - Works

Works

  • Women Working in a Rice Field, 1902
  • Transplanting Rice, 1904
  • The Death of General Lawton, 1904
  • Un recuerdo de la Villa Borghese (A Remembrance of the Villa Borghese), 1909
  • Planting Rice, 109.2 x 190.6 cm, oil on canvas, 1921, National Museum Collection
  • Los Baños, watercolor, 56.2 x 66.4 cm, 1922, UP Vargas Museum
  • La pintora (Woman Painter), 1926
  • La bordadora (The Embroiderer), ca. 1926
  • Landscape with Dark Trees, 1927
  • Pasay Beach, Manila, 1927
  • Young Filipina, oil on canvas, 34.2 x 27.9 cm, 1928, Paulino Que Collection
  • El kundiman (The Kundiman), 1930
  • Riverview of Sta. Ana, 48.2 x 64.5 cm, oil on canvas, 1938, UP Vargas Museum Collection
  • Marikina Road, ca. 1939
  • Fishermen's Huts on Balut Island, Tondo
  • View of Santa Ana
  • Marikina Valley, oil on canvas, 39.3 x 50 cm, undated, UP Vargas Museum Collection

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