Centennial Memorabilia items in commemoration of the 100th year of the University of the Philippines, the home to the greatest minds of the Philippines.  The package includes:

1. UP ArtCollection Coffee Table Book

         Forming Lineage:  The National Artists for the Visual Arts of the University of the Philippines  is a compilation of some of the best works of the nine National Artists found in the UP Collection.

         The nine National Artists for Visual Arts that have come from UP are Fernando Amorsolo (1972),  Carlos Villaluz Francisco (1973), Guillermo Estrella  Tolentino (1973), Napoleon Veloso Abueva (1976), Vicente Silva Manansala (1981), Torrente Legaspi (1990), Jose Tanig Joya, Jr. (2003), Benedicto Reyes Cabrera (2006) and Abdulmari Asia Imao (2006).

         Nestled inside Forming  Lineage’s 120 pages are reproductions in full color of the artists’ work. More than a mere art book, it is a collection of the university’s finest. And at a robust 11x13 inches divided into 13 sections, would make an impressive centerpiece for both collection and presentation.

2. UP CentennialCommemorative Stamps

           The four designs of the UP Centennial Commemorative Stamps include the Oblation, the Carillon, the UP Seal, and the Centennial Logo.  These are featured in the Folder, Souvenir Sheet, and Official First Day Cover. 

3. Centennial Music Video (Format: DVD)

         "Ang Unibersidad at ang Pilipinas:  Dalawang Magkayakap naKasaysayan," features UP Performing Artists doing  their numbers  in different UP campuses.

4. UP Centennial Address Book

         Are you planning to upgrade your address book?  Why not use the UP Centennial Address Book?  Interspersed are works of National Artists from the UP Art Collection.  It measures 6.5 in x 6 7/8 in x 7/8in.

5. One Hundred Peso Centennial Notes (4 uncut notes in a single sheet)

         To commemorate the Centennial of UP, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (Central Bank of the Philippines) has issued 100-piso banknotes overprinted with the image of the UP Oblation.  The UP Oblation overprinted on the watermark space to the right of President Manuel Acuna Roxas' portrait, is the iconic symbol of UP, represented by a man with arms wide-stretched and face facing up, symbolizing selfless offering of one's self to his country.

         The banknotes are placed in a folder, the back page of which contains the signatures of all UP Presidents.