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2: Visual Arts Flashcards

1
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The arts created primarily for visual perception, as
Drawing, graphics, Painting, sculpture and the decorative arts.

A

Visual Arts

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2
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Pottery, weaving, carving, and metalcraft are made for ritual purposes or for everyday use.

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Ethnic

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3
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Painting and sculpture were introduced whose subject matter was religious and secular.

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Spanish

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4
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A Philippine artist
who was a portraitist and painter of rural landscapes.

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Fernando Amorsolo

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5
Q

Fernando Amorsolo is
best known for his what?

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Craftsmanship and
mastery in the use of
light

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6
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He is best known for his
craftsmanship and mastery in the use of
light

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Fernando Amorsolo

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7
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Men and women are portrayed as hardworking with what on their faces?

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smiles

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8
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Landscape in Amorsolo’s paintings are ______ lands in the Philippines, vegetation and nature.

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rural

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9
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Dalagang Bukid is by who?

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Fernando Amorsolo

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10
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Palay Maiden is by who?

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Fernando Amorsolo

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11
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education was introduced to the Philippines.

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American Period

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12
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There were Filipinos who studied abroad and influenced the art making in the country, who are they?

A

Juan Arellano, Diosdado Lorenzo, Victorio Edades

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13
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Introduced visual art through his art exhibition which shocked many Filipino audiences due to his different style in painting.

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Victorio Edades

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14
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Instead of using bright and happy colors, he used dull and dark hues in his
works.

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Victorio Edades

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His subjects are Life of the Laborers, workers and
Lower sector of the society.

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Victorio Edades

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16
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Mora Girl is by who?

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Victorio Edades

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17
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After the Triumvirate had introduced art modernism, Thirteen artist called _____ followed their path.

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The Thirteen Modern

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18
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During the American period, the subjects of artworks shifted from

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Rural to Urban

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19
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After World War II, artist started creating

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Proletarian art

20
Q

Depicts the life after the
war, social issues and economic problems

A

Proletarian art

21
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The Art Association of the
Philippines by:

A

Purita Kalaw-Ledesma

22
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Philippine Art Gallery by:

A

Lydia Villanueva-Arguilla

23
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It is kind of cubism showing fragmented figures in larger planes, color harmonies and texture.

A

Paris Cubism

24
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A movement in modern art that emphasized the geometrical depiction of natural forms.

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Cubism

25
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Artist who paints several different views of a person or object in a
single paintings usually using straight lines.

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Cubist

26
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An early 20th-century style and movement in art, especially in painting, in which perspective with a single viewpoint was abandoned.

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Cubism

27
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Simple geometric shapes, interlocking planes, and, later, collage are being used.

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Cubism

28
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Three Cubist during the Modern Period:

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  1. Vicente Manansala,
  2. Romeo Tabuena
  3. Cesar Legaspi
29
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A person who produces abstract works of art.

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Abstractionist

30
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The principles and practice of abstract art.

A

Abstractionism

31
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The presentation of ideas in abstract terms.

A

Abstractionism

32
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Representational is abandoned.

A

Abstractionism

33
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Hills of Nikko by:

A

Jose Joya

34
Q

Palitana – White Temple by:

A

Arturo Luz

35
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Genesis by:

A

H.R. Ocampo

36
Q

Use of different materials like variety of woods, metals, and stones and
combined to produce unique sculptures.

A

Napoleon Abueva

37
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The Pegaraw-Pegasus and Tamaraw by:

A

Napoleon Abueva

38
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Explored the used of glass in making sculptures.

A

Ramon Orlina and Impy Pilapi

39
Q

Worked with realism and
experimental devices.

A

Ben Cab

40
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Known “surrealist”, surrealism emerged which explored the world of dream.

A

Galo Ocampo and Juvenal

41
Q

Used other popular art
forms conveying nationalistic messages like comic, posters, and cartoons.

A

Social realist artist

42
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Refers to the style in a painting showing minute details of the subjects and highlighting their texture and color.

A

Magic realism

43
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Showing the lives of the town folks, legends and traditions in the Philippine Contemporary Period.

A

Genre Painting

44
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Artists who used indigenous materials, became a trend in sculptures and installation art to promote
environmental awareness

A

Junyee, Roberto Villanueva, and Roberto Fleo

45
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Launched an education program that tends to convene artists annually
in the country through their regional and national congress.

A

NCCA’s Committee on Visayas Arts (CVA )

46
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These groups create workshops, art festivals, and art exhibitions to encourage young generations to take part in enriching the country’s visual art.

A

Baguio Art Guild and Bacolod’s Black Artist in Asia

47
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