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- 3. 01 DON FABIAN CUETO DELA ROSA • first internationally recognized Filipino painter. • His works typically depicted serene and idyllic aspects of Filipino life during the Spanish colonial period. • He was also the mentor of Fernando Amorsolo.
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- 5. 02 FERNANDO CUETO AMORSOLO • GrandOld Man of Philippine Art • is known for his mastery of light. • first National Artist of the Philippines in painting.
- 6. Maiden of theCountryside
- 7. 03 CARLOS MODESTO VILLALUZ FRANCISCO •Known as "Botong Francisco” • a muralist and a key figure in modern Philippine art. • His works often depicted Filipino history, mythology, and culture
- 8. Filipino Struggles ThroughHistory
- 9. 04 VICENTE SILVA MANANSALA • pioneerof transparent cubism in the Philippines • His style involved fragmented, geometric forms with translucent effects. • National Artist for Visual Arts • known for depicting modern Filipino life.
- 10. Madonna of theSlums
- 11. 05 GUILLERMO ESTRELLA TOLENTINO • sculptorand National Artist for Visual Arts • known for his classical sculptures that embody Filipino ideals and history. • His art reflects patriotism and is strongly associated with the identity of the Filipino nation.
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Editor's Notes
- #4 The scene emphasizes harmony between people and nature, reflecting De la Rosa’s romantic view of rural life.
- #6 This portrait features a young provincial woman with a radiant smile, symbolizing Filipino beauty. It embodies Amorsolo’s signature style of idealized rural life bathed in warm sunlight.
- #8 narrative of Philippine history, covering significant events and personalities from pre-colonial times to the American period. It’s housed in the Manila City Hall.
- #10 post-war Manila, showing a mother and child in a poor community. The painting captures both the suffering and hope of urban life, expressed through Manansala’s distinct cubist style.
- #12 located in Caloocan, depicts Andres Bonifacio leading a group of Katipuneros. It is a symbol of the Philippine revolution and Tolentino’s masterpiece in portraying heroism and struggle.