Philippine Arts and Artists Quiz

A renowned Filipino painter, known for his mastery of light and depiction of Filipino customs and traditions. He is often called the 'Grand Old Man of Philippine Art'.

A painting by Fernando Amorsolo showcasing a woman in traditional Filipino attire, often seen as a symbol of Filipino beauty and grace.

A significant Filipino muralist, known for his vibrant depictions of Philippine history and mythology.

The collective term for three prominent Filipino artists - Victorio Edades, Galo Ocampo, and Carlos Modesto V. Francisco - who contributed to the development of modern Philippine Art.

A technique where light comes from behind the subject, creating a halo effect and emphasizing the subject's silhouette.

A prominent art category in the Philippines, often used to depict scenes of daily life, landscapes, and social commentary.

A form of art that uses large-scale paintings directly applied to walls or permanent surfaces, often telling stories or depicting historical events.

A genre of art that focuses on the depiction of natural landscapes, including mountains, trees, rivers, and seascapes.

A highly influential Filipino painter, known as the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting", who introduced a liberal arts program at the University of Santo Tomas.

A revolutionary group of 13 Filipino artists who promoted modern art in the Philippines during the 1920s and 1930s. They challenged traditional academic styles and sought to create a distinct Filipino art.

A prominent Filipino painter known for his cubist style, often described as "visions of reality teetering on the edge of abstraction".

A style of painting that breaks down objects into geometric shapes and reassembles them in a new way, often exploring multiple perspectives.

A renowned Filipino painter known for his vibrant, expressive style, often characterized by cubistic figures depicting the anxieties of his time. His work is often known for its "Figurative Expressionism".

An art style that focuses on the expression of emotions and personal feelings in a vivid, distorted, and often abstract manner.

A Filipino painter recognized as a master of the human figure and known for his large-scale paintings depicting everyday life, often with a focus on rural scenes.

A style of painting that uses vivid colors and brushstrokes to depict everyday life and the beauty of the ordinary.

He is known for his classical sculptures, particularly the UP Oblation and the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan.

He is known for his work in modern sculpture and is often called the "Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture".

He is a prominent figure in Philippine Muslim art and culture, incorporating Islamic beliefs and traditional motifs in his work.

It refers to a type of sculpture that is meant to be viewed from the surface of a body of water.

He is a renowned sculptor known for his 'buoyant' sculptures and experimental use of materials, including wood, metal, and cement.

This phrase refers to the collective effort of three artists who significantly shaped the modern Philippine art scene.

This refers to a technique where the light source is placed behind the subject, creating a dramatic silhouette and highlighting the subject's edges.

It is a form of artistic expression where paintings are directly applied to walls or permanent surfaces, usually on a large scale.