Western Classical Art vs Philippine Art

Questions and Answers

It was made of solid ______

gold

The burial site was covered with a thick black ______

pitch-like

The excavation took place in the Tabon Caves at ______ Point in Palawan.

Lipuun

It dates from ______ to 710 B.C.

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The archaeological find was a Neolithic ______ site.

burial Signup and view all the answers

Philippine art owes the ______ an inspiration of standardization of norms.

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The ______ of Willendorf is an example of Western Classical Art.

Venus Signup and view all the answers

The carved wooden figure known as ______ is used to guard the rice crop.

Bul-ul Signup and view all the answers

______ is another term for Bul-ul, used by the Ifugao peoples.

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The Bul-ul is associated with the ______ crop of northern Luzon.

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Study Notes

Influence of Art

Art reflects the thoughts and feelings of the artist, impacted by world events and personal sentiments.
Philippine art has drawn inspiration from Western art, incorporating standards and monumental creativity.

Comparison: Western Classical Art vs. Philippine Art

Western Classical Art:
- Venus of Willendorf:
  - Crafted from solid gold, covered in a thick black pitch, dating approximately from 28,000–25,000 B.C.
  - Represents fertility; notable for details extending from hands to ankles.
- Stained Glass Window:
  - Refers to colorful glass used in artwork, often creating elaborate designs for religious and decorative purposes.
  - Highlights the versatility and artistic brilliance of color application.
Philippine Art:
- Bul-ul:
  - Wooden figure used by the Ifugao, symbolizing guardianship over rice crops.
  - Carved figure linked to Northern Luzon's cultures, unearthed from a Neolithic burial site in the Tabon Caves, dating 890–710 B.C.
  - Figures on its cover depict the soul's journey after death.
- Giant Lantern (Parol):
  - Celebrated as a cultural icon and recognized as a National Cultural Treasure in 2011.
  - It symbolizes enduring hope and festive spirit during the Christmas season.

Media Techniques in Western Classical Arts

Techniques: Include acrylics, watercolors, oil pastels, and tempera.
Mixed media painting showcases numerous techniques, reflecting the diversity in artistic expression.

Artistic Techniques and Processes

Painting:
- Involves applying paint or color to a solid surface, fundamental to visual art.
Drawing:
- Essential technique for visual communication and artistic expression.
Collage:
- A composition technique combining various materials for artistic effect.
Sgrafitto:
- Decorative method achieved by scratching through a surface to expose an underlying layer of color, often used in plaster or ceramics.

Description

This quiz explores the influences and contrasts between Western classical art and Philippine art. It delves into how historical events and cultural sentiments shape the creative imagination of artists. Test your knowledge on the standardization of art norms and the unique expressions found in Philippine artistry.