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April 20: The Festival of the San Sebastian street at the Old San Juan
The Saint Sebastian celebration host the major festival at the Old San Juan streets, with the largest reunion of artists, painters and Folk Art of Puerto Rico ... Apr 20 2005 02:11 GMT

In its pure form, Glass is a transparent, relatively strong, hard-wear
These desirable properties lead to the very many uses of glass. Can be made in several layers, engraved, enameled, gilded, or painted. Alongside the preference for items decorated in the style of the High Renaissance, there emerged a demand for reproduction objects of other periods... Oct 09 2004 11:00 GMT

Meet Artist Natalia Lialina. Spiritual Painting featuring Ochun and Ay
Born in Bryansk, Russia, daughter of Russian painter Vladimir Lialin. She had dedicated to the study of the Arts, Antiques and spiritual expressions. Motivated to express it on canvas following the models of the classic Greek-Roman art. Also inspired by the Masters of Painting like Caravaggio, Michelangelo, our dear Gil Garcia and Mario Castro. http://vialin.com Daily Press. Sep 07 2004 02:00 GMT

January 2 Luis Munoz Marin became the first democratically elected Gov
1949 - Luis Munoz Marin became the first democratically elected Governor of Puerto Rico. Luis Munoz Marin (February 18, 1898 - April 30, 1980) was a poet, journalist and politician. He was the first democratically elected Governor of Puerto Rico and considered one of the most important twentieth-century political figures in the Americas. He worked closely with the Government of the United States for the creation of a Constitution for Puerto Rico that would create a more favorable environment in which the island could achieve progress both economically and politically. Munoz served for sixteen years as Governor and his achievements made him worthy of the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1962 and of the title -Father of the Modern Puerto Rico-.Jan 02 2005 11:48 GMT

 

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