ARTS AND PAINTING IN PHILIPPINE SETTING Flashcards
can be defined as the expression of ideas and emotions with the creation or implication of certain aesthetic qualities.
painting
In the field of art, the term “painting” refers both to the “_____” or the
“_____” and the outcome or result of the work.
art
action
There are 5 types of paintings according to its composition.
- Landscape Painting
- Portrait Painting
- Religious Painting
- Still Life Painting
- Real Life
a type of painting that uses indoor or outdoor scenery as a subject.
landscape painting
In a typical landscape painting, the artist
draws not only the actual subject (land, water, and clouds) but also ____________
the wind and the sunlight.
can depict any type of scenery and feature
subjects within them such as buildings, animals, and people.
landscape painting
uses animals or persons as a subject. Aside from
showing the physical features of the subject, the painting captures
the mood or personality of the figure.
portrait painting
uses figures and subjects based on religious
teachings. Such painting portrays an sacred scenery or might
perceive the artist’s faith.
religious painting
uses simple things and objects as the subject. It allows the artist to demonstrate his/her ability to manipulate shapes, shadows and highlights, and colors in a
painting.
Still life paintings
captures life in action. Paintings on these type
shows a scenery or any place where living goes on. It might show
an actual action or a busy street, etc.
real life paintings
Paintings were introduced to the Filipino people during the 16th
century, the time when the Spaniards arrived at the Philippines.
HISTORY OF PHILIPPINE PAINTING
The Spaniards used paintings as a __________. Paintings served as a tool or a way to spread Catholicism (Religious Paintings)
on most parts of the Philippines.
religious propaganda
Such paintings mostly appeared on ________-, it features prominent figures in catholic teachings.
church walls
It is during the 19th century when painting became more ________.
Due to the influence of ___________,
painting started to deviate from religious subjects and motifs.
secular
educated and artists Filipino people
He was an Ilocano Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist
of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th century. He
became one of the first recognized Philippine artists.
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
Born on October 23, 1857 in the town of Badoc in Ilocos Norte.
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
Son of Don Joaquin Luna de San Pedro y Posadas and Doña
Laureana Novicio y Ancheta. Died on December 7, 1899 due to Heart Attack
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
He took lessons under the famous painting teacher Lorenzo
Guerrero and also enrolled at Academia de Dibujo y Pintura under
the Spanish artist Agustin Saez.
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
Received his degree in Bachelor of Arts at Ateneo de Manila and
enrolled later at Escuela Nautica de Manila where he became a
sailor.
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
In 1877, _________ traveled to Europe to continue his studies and
enrolled at Escuela de Bellas Artes de San Fernando.
Juan Luna
Uses symbolism and romanticsm as a technique in his paintings.
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO
Paintings of Juan Luna
THE SPOLIARIUM
PAZ PARDO DE TAVERA
was born on May 30, 1892. His parents were Pedro Amorsolo, a bookkeeper, and Bonifacia Cueto. Died on April 24, 1972 due to congestive heart failure.
Fernando Amorsolo
enrolled at the Art School of the Liceo de Manila where he received recognition for his paintings and drawings. After graduating from the Liceo, he entered the University of the Philippines’ School of Fine Arts at the age of 17
Fernando Amorsolo
Uses realism in his paintings with the with the application of
“chiaroscuro”.
Fernando Amorsolo
Avoids the use of dark colors in his painting and uses pastel colors
instead to produce a more calm feeling in his paintings.
Fernando Amorsolo
Usually portrays Filipino cultures and fiesta to show the true Filipino
soul.
Fernando Amorsolo
Paintings of Fernando Amorsolo
THE FRUITPICKERS
RICE PLANTING
Born in 1942 in Manila, Philippines, __________ is the youngest of nine children born to Democrito Cabrera and Isabel Reyes of Pampanga.
BENEDICTO “BenCab” CABRERA
He pursued his love for the arts and went on to study at the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts, where he explored different art visual forms – photography, draftsmanship and printmaking.
BENEDICTO “BenCab” CABRERA
He is a visual artist focusing on contemporary arts.
BENEDICTO “BenCab” CABRERA
Painting of BenCab
THE HUNTRESS
was a Philippine cubist painter and illustrator.
VICENTE MANANSALA
was born in Macabebe, Pampanga. Died on August 22, 1981 due to Cancer.
VICENTE MANANSALA
Painting of Vicente Manansala
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