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The document provides an overview of painting, detailing various forms such as easel painting, murals, and specific cultural styles like jeepney and calesa painting. It also discusses different themes and genres in painting, including historical, portrait, and religious paintings, as well as the mediums used like oil, watercolor, and acrylic. Additionally, it highlights the significance of painting in social awareness and cultural expression.

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2-Painting (2)

The document provides an overview of painting, detailing various forms such as easel painting, murals, and specific cultural styles like jeepney and calesa painting. It also discusses different themes and genres in painting, including historical, portrait, and religious paintings, as well as the mediums used like oil, watercolor, and acrylic. Additionally, it highlights the significance of painting in social awareness and cultural expression.

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PAINTING

It refers to the process of applying color on


a flat surface. Forms can be created using a
wide variety of materials such as watercolor,
acrylic, ink, oil, pastel and charcoal.
Painting is considered two-dimensional,
meaning it only has height and width.
FORMS
OF
PAINTING
EASEL PAINTING
It involves applying color
to a board or canvas that
is fixed on an upright
support called an easel.
These are meant to be
hanged and framed on
a wall after creating then.
MURALS
Huge-wall-sized painting.
1980- Murals was used to impart messages to
increase social awareness and nationalism
In order to prevent the mural from being erased from
the wall, a portable mural was invented.
Portable mural was created by using bold strokes in
applying bright colors on pieces of cheesecloth or
canvas.
PAINTING
o Telon- backdrop or background for stage.
o Backdrops was used for komedya, sarswela, and
sinakulo which are popular forms of theater in
the country.
o Telon is still used for carnivals, fiestas, religious
celebrations. The telon was later reduced as a
backdrop in a photography studio.
JEEPNEY AND CALESA
PAINTING
 The calesa is typically painted using one color. The
borders of the calesa are decorated with geometric
patterns, repetitive patterns, and/or thin lines.
 Jeepney painting evolved from calesa painting. In a
typical jeepney, a logo number or painting is covered
near the drivers seat, as well as near the seats adjacent
to it.
 Typical subject matter ranges from landscapes to
scenes from comic book
COLLAGE
Involves combined images in a single
artwork
Entails cutting and pasting materials
such as fabric, paper, tin foil and other
relatively flat materials onto a board or
canvas.
THEMES
OF
PAINTING
GENRE
PAINTING
o Portrays people
in daily
GENRE activities
o Folk genre
PAINTING o Cubism
o Folk naïve art
By: Margaret Schwartz
HISTORICAL
PAINTING
HISTORICA oDepicts scene
from the past
L oOften has a
PAINTING concerning
national
values
INTERIO
RS
o Refers to painting

INTERIO of the space


inside of a part of
a house or a

RS building
o Revels the social
class as well as
the traits of the
people living in it
LANDSCAP
ES
oPortray natural
scenery or
LANDSCAPE urban scenes
oSeascapes-
S focus on large
bodies of water
PORTRAI
T
o Portraying one
PORTRAI or more specific
individuals

T o Seeks to show
an
understanding
of that person’s
characteristics
NUDES
oPortrays
unclothed
human figure

NUDES oNude painting


sessions are
conducted in
galleries
RELIGIOUS
PAINTING
US
oIncludes a
PAINTIN lone religious
image, lives

G of the saint,
and scenes
from the
Scriptures
By: Joey Velasco
STILL LIFE
oDepicts natural
STILL or man-made
objects that

LIFE form a
composition in
a natural
setting
By: Ang Kiukok By: Federico Aguilar Alcuaz
MEDIUMS
IN
PAINTING

The Crossing by Lauren Macleod, 2010


o Mixture of

ENCAUSTI pigment, wax


(beeswax), and
resin

C o Involves using
heated beeswax
to which colored
pigments have
been added
Summer Softness by Lori Austill
Fayum
mummy
portraits
oMethod of
painting water-
based

FRESCO
pigments on
freshly applied
plaster, usually
on wall
surfaces
Sistine Chapel by
Michaeangelo
School of Athens by Raphael
Expulsion from the Garden of Eve
by Massacio,Masolino and others,
1425
o Also known as egg
tempera, is a
permanent, fast-
drying painting

TEMPERA medium consisting


of colored
pigments mixed
with a water-
o Widely used during soluble binder
medieval and medium, usually
glutinous material
Renaissance
such as egg yolk
The Birth of Venus by Sandro
Botticelli
Christina’s World by Andrew Wyeth

Madonna and Child by


Duccio
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
o Process of

OIL painting with


pigments with a
medium of drying
PAINTING oil as the binder
o Widely used
during
Renaissance
Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van
Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci
Eyck
The Starry Night by Vincent Van
Gogh
Girl with a Pearl Earring by
Johannes Vermeer
Bal du moulin de la Galette by Pierre- Auguste Renoir
o Consists of
pigment
WATERCOL combined with
water and gum
OR Arabic, which
serves as the
binder
o A fast-drying
paint made of
pigment
suspended in
ACRYLIC acrylic polymer
emulsion.
o Are water-soluble,
but become
water-resistant
when dry

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