No. 16 – First prisoners of the Philippine war, captured February 4, 1899, Igorote [Igorot] savages who fought with bows and arrows.

No. 16 – First prisoners of the Philippine war, captured February 4, 1899, Igorote [Igorot] savages who fought with bows and arrows.

Creator
Givens, James David
Date created
circa 1900
Accession No.
OFI-003115
Citation
Scenes taken in the Philippines and on the Pacific, relating to soldiers.
Location
OFI-003032 to OFI-003232OFI-003115.jpg
Notes
Subject: Five Igorot men are among the Filipino prisoners (likely prisoners of war) gathered in either Intramuros or Fort Santiago. Givens was the post photographer at the Presidio of San
Type
Type: Photograph, halftone reproduction, B/W, white border, matte.
Medium
1 print : photomechanical : sheet 14 x 18 cm.
Subject 1
Philippines — History — Philippine American War, 1899-1902 — Prisoners and prisons.
Subject 2
Prisoners of war — Filipino — Philippines — Manila — 1890-1900.
Subject 3
Igorot (Philippine people).
Actual Image Location
OFI photographs, Box 4.
Call number
OFI-003115