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Installation-Art-Activity Group-5 Bsce 1G C7 Art-Appreciation

The document provides information on 12 artworks by various Filipino artists. It includes the title of each artwork, the artist, and the year it was created. The artworks cover a range of themes from depictions of daily life to allegorical representations. The styles range from realism to cubism. The artists include prominent figures from Philippine art history like Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, Carlos Francisco and more.

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Installation-Art-Activity Group-5 Bsce 1G C7 Art-Appreciation

The document provides information on 12 artworks by various Filipino artists. It includes the title of each artwork, the artist, and the year it was created. The artworks cover a range of themes from depictions of daily life to allegorical representations. The styles range from realism to cubism. The artists include prominent figures from Philippine art history like Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, Carlos Francisco and more.

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Art name: SPOLIARUIM

Artist: JUAN LUNA


Created: 1884

The Spoliarium (often misspelled Spolarium) is a


painting by Filipino painter Juan Luna. Luna, working
on canvas, spent eight months completing the
painting which depicts dying gladiators. The painting
was submitted by Luna to the Exposición Nacional de
Bellas Artes in 1884 in Madrid, where it garnered the
first gold medal (out of three). "Luna's Spoliarium with
its bloody carcasses of slave gladiators being
dragged away from the arena where they had
entertained their Roman oppressors with their lives...
stripped to satisfy the lewd contempt of their Roman
persecutors with their honor.
Art name: THE BUILDERS

Artist: VICTORIO EDADES

Created: 1928

The Builders is one of Victorio Edades’ major works that


he exhibited in 1928 during his one-man show. Edades
executed this upon his return to the Philippines from
studies in the United States. In his campaign for
modernism, this is one of his paintings that shows his
enhanced knowledge and skill in modern art. This artwork
emphasized linear and structural composition above other
pictorial elements, conveying the essence of men
engaged in labor through the contortion of the bodies.
Art name: RICE PLANTING

Artist: FERNANDO AMORSOLO

Created:1951

Planting Rice painted by Fernando Amorsolo. It reflects


the arrival of the Americansin the Philippines and the
idealism of the artist to the Philippine society.The
paintingreflected the people’s desire to escape from a
complicated reality into simplicity(Stancheva,2017).
Amorsolo was committed to two fundamental ideas in his
art: first, a classical notionof idealism, in which artistic
truth was found through harmony, balance and beauty,
andsecond a conservative concept of Filipino national
character as rooted in rural communitiesand the cycles of
village life.
Art name: BAYANIHAN

Artist: CARLOS "BOTONG" FRANCISCO

Created:1962

BAYANIHAN is a Filipino word derived from the


word bayan meaning town, nation, or community in
general. "Bayanihan" literally means, "being a bayan," and
is thus used to refer to a spirit of communal unity and
cooperation. Although bayanihan can manifest itself in
many forms, it is probably most clearly and impressively
displayed in the old tradition of neighbors helping a
relocating family by getting enough volunteers to carry the
whole house, and literally moving it to its new location.
Art name: Ella amo' apasionadamente y
fue correspondida
Artist: CARLOS "BOTONG" FRANCISCO

Created:1964

Ella Amo' Apasionadamente y Fue


Correspondida (For she is loved fiercely, and she is
well-loved) By: Geraldine Javier. It's an image of the
woman in the garden. it's a powerful metaphor for
beauty, fertility and The Fall
Art name: NOSE FLUTE

Artist: CARLOS "BOTONG" FRANCISCO

Created: May 19 at Renaissance View

The Nose Flute (1955) by National Artist Carlos "Botong"


V. Francisco is already generating much buzz. The
painting is said to depict a courship ritual and Botong's
interpretation of the equality between the Filipino and
Filipina. Besides this, there is a recognition of the
strength of the Northern tribes of the Philippines and their
unapologetic display of their own culture, without bending
to the strong influenece from the west.
Art name: Fishermen

Artist: ANG KIUK


Created: 1994

Ang Kiukok's work combined the hope and struggle of


fishermen working together for their haul, the crimson
sun hovering above them, representing perpetual
energy.
Art name: MACHINERY

Artist: VICENTE MANANSALA


Created: 1962

The painting was created at the peak of Manansala’s


cubist maturity. He became more careful with
manipulating this work, featuring a solid composition
with patented lines, and forming melodious colors and
forms.
Art name: La Parisienne

Artist: Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo


Created:

The La Parisienne is an 1889 painting by Félix


Resurrección Hidalgo, a famous Filipino painter and hero.
The painting depicts a woman holding an umbrella known
as the parasol, a theme similar to Juan
Luna`s La Madrileña (En el Balcon).
Art name: Benedicto Reyes Cabrera
(Bencab)

Artist: Sabel
Created: 2003

“Sabel” is a major subject that recurs through BenCab's


works through the decades, inspired by a real-life
scavenger, he photographed and sketched in 1965,
the Sabel image has become the artists vehicle for the
transmission of intensely emotional moods
Art name: Fish Harvest at Dawn

Artist: Anita Magsaysay-Ho


Created: 1979

This is signified by the throng of fishes at the bottom


of the painting. In three groups that range from three to
five members, the women enact a variety of postures and
attitudes. The diagonal lines of their bodies---arms bent by
the elbow, upper torso folded by the waist---break the
monotony of the horizontal sea and sky. No matter what
direction they face, they are lit by an intractable glow or
source of light. No one among them can escape the light
of dawn.
Art name: España y Filipinas

Artist: Juan Luna


Created: 1886

Location. Lopez Memorial Museum. España y


Filipinas, meaning “Spain and the Philippines”
in translation, is an 1886 oil on wood by Filipino painter,
ilustrado, and revolutionary activist, Juan Luna. It is an
allegorical depiction of two women together, one a
representation of Spain and the other of the Philippines
Art name: Lavanderas
Artist: Fernando Amorsolo
Created: 1923

This painting called "Lavanderas" because it is part of our


Filipino culture and Tradition

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