Archipelago Magazine (7 pcs: 1975 A-21 Edades, 1975 A-22 Juan Luna, 1975 A-24 Manansala, 1977-VII A-39 Lorenzo Guerrero, 1978-X A-54 Zalameda, 1979 A-53 Toribio Herrera, 1979 A-57)

A monthly publication produced by the Bureau of National and Foreign Information under the Ministry of Public Information, Archipelago offered richly illustrated articles on Philippine culture, arts, tourism, and national affairs. Designed to showcase the country to an international audience during the 1970s and 1980s, each issue features vibrant photography, essays, and profiles on key figures and destinations. A collectible periodical capturing a unique era of Philippine cultural diplomacy and identity.
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• Archipelago 1975, A-21
Edades: Gentle vanguard of modern art
A brief American tutelage
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• Archipelago 1975, A-22
Juan Luna: some lesser known facets
Philippine theater today: a return home
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• Archipelago 1975, A-24
Vicente Manansala: the best painting is the next
The story of the Philippine sugar: age-old abundance
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• Archipelago 1977-VII, A-39
Lorenzo Guerrero: the artist as teacher
Recurring themes in Filipino music
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• Archipelago 1978-X, A-54
Zalameda: art should be priceless
Jaime C. de Veyra: the last of the patriot scholars
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• Archipelago January 1979 (A-53)
Toribio Herrera: painter, doctor, and teacher
Balanghai I: a ship 1600 years old of the past
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• Archipelago May 1979 (A-57)
The evolution of the Filipino still-life
Tigkiw na Saday: a jar burial site