Philippine Art and Culture

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Which element is often prominently displayed in Philippine art, reflecting a cultural preference?

  • Grandiose and colorful elements (correct)
  • Restrained geometric patterns
  • Monochromatic schemes
  • Subtle minimalism

What aspect of Philippine culture is reflected in its art forms?

  • Uniformity
  • Homogeneity
  • Conformity
  • Diversity (correct)

What is the main focus of Fernando Amorsolo's artistic expertise?

  • Abstract expressionism
  • Watercolor landscapes
  • Oil painting with sensitivity to light (correct)
  • Sculpting

Fernando Amorsolo's paintings are often compared to which artistic style movement?

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What distinguishes Fernando Amorsolo's style, earning him the title 'Master of Philippine Light'?

<p>Ability to capture the warmth and light of Philippine scenes (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the content, what characteristics define the Cubism art style?

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Who jointly pioneered Cubism, which was described as the most radical innovation of art?

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What technique is Vicente Manansala known for developing?

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How does Manansala's work differ from Amorsolo's in terms of subject matter and emotional tone?

<p>Manansala echoes the proletarian painters, depicting real-life events like poverty, while Amorsolo focuses on the simple beauties of nature. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes H.R. Ocampo's artworks, making it challenging to pinpoint him as the 'most Filipino' painter?

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What common subjects are typically reflected in H.R. Ocampo's artworks?

<p>Nature's flora and fauna (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is unique to H.R. Ocampo's 'Genesis' and other works regarding their composition and presentation?

<p>Abstract compositions of biological forms in bold strokes (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What artistic direction did Napoleon Abueva take in his sculptures, differing from his mentor Guillermo Tolentino?

<p>He veered away from conservatism towards a planar and geometric style. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What themes did Napoleon Abueva maintain in his sculptures, despite adopting a modernist style?

<p>Filipino themes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The "Oblation" at the University of the Philippines was created by which artist?

<p>Guillermo Tolentino (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinct quality did Napoleon Abueva bring to his interpretation of the Filipino themes such as rice planters and mother and child, in his sculptures?

<p>Bold and edgy interpretation intensifying the spirit present (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term best describes the color relationships often found in Fernando Amorsolo's paintings?

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How would you describe the technique of transparent cubism?

<p>Panels of shapes interfacing each other (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In comparison to Analytic Cubism, Synthetic Cubism is known for:

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Which of the following is a characteristic of the art during the time of Vicente Manansala?

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Flashcards

Filipino Art Identity

Filipinos have a unique cultural identity reflected in their art, evident in colorful jeepneys and festivals.

Pahiyas Festival

A festival known for grandiose, colorful decorations.

Panagbanga Festival

A festival known for grandiose, colorful decorations.

Impressionist Painters

A style of painting that aims to capture the simple beauties of nature and life with sensitivity to light.

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Fernando Amorsolo

Known as the master of Philippine light as his painting brings back the warmth and perfect scenes of the country.

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Analogous Colors

Related hues on the color wheel, creating warmth and harmony.

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Cubism

Cubism, pioneered by Pablo Picasso and George Braque, is a radical art innovation that contrasts with classical beauty perceptions.

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Transparent Cubism

A cubist style with broader facets and planes, closer to Synthetic Cubism.

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Transparent Cubism

Uses panels of shapes that interface with each other.

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Vicente Manansala

Unlike Amorsolo, his works were non-idyllic showing real events like poverty and economic depression.

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Hernando R Ocampo

His works are purely abstractions; therefore, hard to pinpoint why he was considered as the 'most Filipino' painter ever.

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H.R. Ocampo's unique style

Biological forms portrayed in bold strokes which subject matters focuses flora and fauna.

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Tempo Rubato

Differently colored biological shapes oscillate before your eyes.

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Napoleon Abueva

Abueva veered away from conservatism of mentor Tolentino. (known for sculpting the University of the Philippines' 'Oblation')

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Napoleon Abueva's Themes

Kept Filipino themes in his sculptures such as the rice planters mother, child and carabaos.

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Study Notes

How Philippine Art is Philippine Art: A Survey on the Markers of Our Culture

  • Filipinos are art lovers and have an identity
  • Filipinos enjoy grandiose things and colorful decorations
  • These are evident in jeepneys, festivals, native pigments, colors, and clothing
  • Diversity is reflected in art forms, thus making the country united and unique
  • Filipino artists are important forces in forming national identity
  • Images and the culture of making artwork has power

Fernando Amorsolo

  • Style can be compared to impressionist painters
  • They aimed to express nature and life
  • Able to paint luminous skin because of his expertise in oil and sensitivity to light
  • You can almost feel the blood rushing underneath the flesh
  • Known as the master of Philippine Light
  • Light striking tanned flesh or leaves shows analogous colors
  • These include yellow-green, yellow, and white, that appear at the same time
  • Excellent style brings back the warmth and perfect scenes of the Philippines

Vicente Manansala

  • Developed rendition of transparent cubism technique
  • Cubism was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and George Braque
  • Cubism is a radical innovation of art, contrasting with classical perception of beauty
  • Cubism uses overlapping and multi-perspective geometric shapes and forms
  • These geometric shapes allow for depth
  • Cubist aspect has broader facets and planes than original cubism
  • It is closer to Synthetic Cubism
  • Transparent cubism shows panels of shapes interfacing each other
  • Echoes proletarian painters of the United States, unlike Amorsolo
  • Works are non-idyllic
  • Shows real emotions and backgrounds and events
  • These events include poverty and economic depression
  • Skin tones are kayumanggi rather than luminous

Hernando R. Ocampo

  • Many critics considered his style the most Filipino
  • Works are purely abstraction
  • Hard to pinpoint why he was described as the "most Filipino" painter ever
  • Unique painterly approach can be seen in the style of his work rather than in the content
  • Abstract compositions of biological forms are portrayed in bold strokes of colors
  • Colors seem to oscillate
  • Subject usually nature's flora and fauna
  • This is reflective of the natural beauty of the country

Napoleon Abueva

  • Modernist and Filipino-themed sculptures
  • Characterized by the planar and geometric look of his sculptures
  • Veered away from the conservatism of his mentor, Guillermo Tolentino
  • Tolentino sculpted the University of the Philippines' "Oblation"
  • Still kept Filipino themes in sculptures
  • Themes include rice planters, mothers with children, carabaos, and the like
  • Bold and edgy interpretation of themes intensified the kind of spirit present in dynamic and often monumental sculptures

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