Drawing I: Filipino National Artists PDF

02 COURSE PRESENTATION NATIONAL ARTISTS PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ARTISTS FOR VISUAL ARTS It recognizes excellence in the fields of Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts, Literature, Film and Broadcast Arts, and Architecture or Allied Arts. Drawing I: Filipino National...

02 COURSE PRESENTATION NATIONAL ARTISTS PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ARTISTS FOR VISUAL ARTS It recognizes excellence in the fields of Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts, Literature, Film and Broadcast Arts, and Architecture or Allied Arts. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 2 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS FERNANDO AMORSOLO Fernando C. Amorsolo (1972, Painting, Posthumous Conferment)- Known for his vivid depictions of landscapes, rural life, and portraits. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 3 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS GUILLERMO E. TOLENTINO Guillermo E. Tolentino (1973, Sculpture)- He sculpted the University of the Philippines’ most recognizable emblem, the UP Oblation, as well as the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 4 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS CARLOS “BOTONG” V. FRANCISCO Carlos “Botong” V. Francisco (1976, Painting) - a muralist, was responsible for revolutionizing the fine arts landscape of the Philippines. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 5 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS VICTORIO EDADES 6 Victorio Edades (1976, Painting)- A lot of his paintings portray the hardships of the working class using somber and dark colors of bold strokes. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS NAPOLEON ABUEVA Napoleon Abueva (1976, Sculpture)- His modernist approach can be seen in his exploration of various media such as acacia, palm, adobe, cement, and brass, among others. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 7 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS VICENTE MANANSALA Vicente Manansala (1981, Painting)- known for his Cubist paintings and prints. Through his depictions of contemporary Filipino life. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 8 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS CESAR LEGASPI 9 Cesar Legaspi a 20th-century Filipino painter best known for his Cubist-inspired works. Consistently tackling issues of social injustice and the plight of the working classes, He rendered his paintings using undulating, geometric stylizations of forms. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS HERNANDO OCAMPO Hernando Ocampo (1991, Painting)- His works provided an understanding and awareness of the harsh social realities in the country immediately after the Second World War. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 10 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS ARTURO LUZ Arturo Luz (1997, Painting)-instructor in the fine arts, known for his abstract paintings of geometric forms and lines, and sculptures made from hardwood and metal. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 11 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS JEREMIAS ELIZALDE NAVARRO Jeremias Elizalde Navarro known for Fauve abstract painting, voluptuous nudes, teach- ing. A leading postwar modern artist in the Philippines. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 12 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS ANG KIUKOK Ang Kiukok a renowned Filipino Expressionist whose colorful and striking paintings portrayed a variety of cubist-like figures such as a mother embracing her infant, grisly crucifixions, tables holding an array of fish and fruit, stray dogs, and screaming subjects. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 13 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS JOSÉ JOYA José Joya (2003, Painting)- a painter and multimedia artist who distinguished himself by creating an authentic Filipino abstract idiom that transcended foreign influences. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 14 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS BENEDICTO “BENCAB” CABRERA Benedicto “BenCab” Reyes Cabrera’s work often depicts woman and occasionally men wrapped in swirling, bundled fabrics and capes. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 15 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS ABDULMARI ASIA IMAO Abdulmari Asia Imao a sculptor and painter who fused traditional Islamic designs with Modernist strokes that result in vivid works of bold geometrical patterns. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 16 NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS RAMÓN VALERA Ramón Valera introduced to the Philippine society the one-piece terno fastened at the back with a zipper. He transformed the traditional Maria Clara outfit into a wedding gown with bell sleeves, Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 17 AN OVERVIEW ON FILIPINO ARTS The arts of the Philippines reflect a society with diverse cultural influences and traditions. Though unrecognized by many art critics, it appears that the most salient feature of Philippine arts is a rather stylized, rhythmic and patterned design or organization of forms. These notable national artists have been crafting the true value of Filipino culture in their artworks; they are unique and sensible of the society’s situation. Being familiar with them or their works will give you a sense of pride and honor. Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 18 Thank You! DRAWING TASK INTERIM I In your sketch book using pen & ink, mimic or copy a known representational art drawing or painting that was created by any Filipino National Artist in Visual Arts and write a brief explanation (1 to 3 sentences only) why you chose that specific Obra Maestra. NOTE: You can choose to emphasize or highlight only part of or a specific composition/scene from your reference artwork. SUBMISSION DATE: 241D & 241B: January 9, 2025 (Thursday) 20 241C & 241A: January 10, 2025 (Friday) Drawing I: Filipino National Artists DRAWING TASK RUBRIC 25% - Clarity of imitated imagery. 25% - Consistency and effective use of drawing techniques. 25% - Compositional skills in capturing good visual narrative. 25% - Overall visual impact.  Drawing I: Filipino National Artists 21