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is given to an individual who has significantly contributed to the Philippine arts.

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Philippine National Artist (PNA)

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First National Artist for Painting (1972)
10,000 pieces over his lifetime.
“Grand Old Man of Philippine Art.”

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Fernando C. Amorsolo

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Fernando C. Amorsolo mentor

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Fabian Dela Rosa

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Fruit Gatherer, Planting Rice, Dalagang Bukid, and The Making of the Philippine Flag

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Fernando C. Amorsolo

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which declared Fernando Amorsolo a National Artist for Painting after the artist died

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Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, s. 1972

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Oblation (1935) depicting a nude male with arms outstretched as a gesture of sacrifice and freedom

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Guillermo Tolentino

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portraits of prominent individuals from the Commonwealth Period and the Second World War

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Fernando Amorsolo

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unnamed sculpture in the garden of the Vargas Museum

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Abdulmari Asia Imao’s (awarded in 2006)

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iconic Variations of Sabel (2015), made of aluminum sheets,

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Benedicto Cabrera

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the mural in the Virata School of Business, titled Barter of Panay (1978),

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Jose Joya

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It is the first Catholic Church to use a circular architecture with a thin shell dome inspired by the spirit of the times

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The Church of the Holy Sacrifice in UP Diliman

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He designed the circular architecture with a thin shell dome
He designed the the Istana Nurul Iman, the palace of the Sultan of Brunei

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Leandro Locsin (awarded in 1990)

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He worked on the Church of the Holy Sacrifice’s wooden cross and marble altar

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Napoleon Abueva (awarded in 1973)

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He created the abstract sculpture Spirit of Business (1979) in front of the Virata School of Business seems to be drawn from science fiction and is composed of a metal disk with sharp-looking poles jutting through it.

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Napoleon Abueva (awarded in 1973)

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He created the River of Life floor mural for the Church of the Holy Sacrifice

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Arturo Luz (awarded in 1997)

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He painted the 15 Stations of the Cross of the Church of the Holy Sacrifice

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Vicente Manansala (awarded in 1981)

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He assisted with the painting of the 15 Stations of the Cross of the Church of the Holy Sacrifice

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Ang Kiukok

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He was an avant-garde composer, musician, and ethnomusicologist who founded the UP Center for Ethnomusicology

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Jose Maceda (awarded in 1997)

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He donated his collections to the UNESCO Memory of the World

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Jose Maceda (awarded in 1997)

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He directed and produced several notable films, including Genghis Khan (1950), a historical epic critically acclaimed locally and internationally
National Artist for Film in 2009

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Manuel Conde

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He was a significant figure in Philippine art and is known for his mural painting depicting Philippine history, culture, and folklore
His works are found in public buildings and institutions, such as the Manila City Hall, the National Museum of Fine Arts, and the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

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Carlos “Botong” Francisco

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The libretto of the Tales of the Manuvu was written by ______, who was awarded the National Artist for Literature title in 2006.

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Bienvenido Lumbera

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Who choreographed theTales of the Manuvu who was awarded National Artist for Dance in 2014

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Alice Reyes

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He was given the National Artist Award in 2003 for theater design and was known as the “Father of Philippine Stage Design” because of his innovative contributions to Philippine stage design

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Salvador Bernal

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He was a pioneering Filipino illustrator who used komiks to raise awareness of colonialism and explore folkloric and mythic themes
Named the National Artist for the Visual Arts in 2014

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Francisco V. Coching

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He was awarded a National Artist for Film in 1982. He produced several anti-American propaganda movies.
His talent in acting and directing brought him to the famous movies

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Gerardo de Leon

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He was a playwright, novelist, poet and was recognized as a National Artist for Literature in 1976, wrote the renowned play “A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino” in 1950.

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Nick Joaquin

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He directed the “A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino”

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Lamberto V. Avellana.

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He was a National Artist for Film in 1976. He was the first director to use the motion picture camera to establish point-of-view. He was also called the “Boy Wonder of Philippine Movies” as early as 1939

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Lamberto C. Avellana

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Her portrayal of Candida Marasigan in the stage and film adaptations of Portrait of the Artist as Filipino by Nick Joaquin is widely regarded as her most enduring legacy

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Daisy H. Avellana’s

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She was just conferred the National Artist for Dance, the sixth recipient of this award. She has been dubbed as one of the “most progressive contemporary choreographers in the Philippines.”

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Agnes D. Locsin National Artist for Dance (2022)

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He was the mentor of Philippine national artists

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Antonio Buenaventura

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She founded the Filipiniana Dance Group, the official folk dance group of the University of the Philippines- Diliman.

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Francisca Reyes-Aquino

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“Da coconut-nut song.”

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Ryan Cayabyab

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She was formally honored as the Queen of Kundiman in 1979,

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Honorata “Atang” Dela Rama

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The creator of the renowned dance troupe Filipinescas

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Leonor Orosa-Goquingco (1917-2005),

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He wrote over 4,000 songs. His unique ability to use the leaf as a musical instrument earned him international acclaim.

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Levi Celerio

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As educator, composer, and performer, she was known for incorporating indigenous Filipino music with Western influences

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag

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Designed Far Eastern University Administration and Science buildings

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Pablo Antonio

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A playwright, puppeteer and an educator, she was the founding artistic director of Teatrong Mulat ng Pilipinas, a children’s theater and puppet theater company established in 1977.

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Amelia Lapeña Bonifacio

HISTORY OF MEDIA (7 decks)

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