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This document discusses the relationship between painting and nature. It notes that color is an important element in both nature and artwork, with natural surroundings filled with colorful flowers, trees, sea creatures, and more. The document also distinguishes between organic shapes commonly seen in nature versus geometric shapes, and profiles two Filipino artists, Bernardo Duldulao and Jose Joya, who often featured nature scenes and subjects in their paintings, with Joya's works frequently being abstract representations.
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- 4. The natural colors of the golden sun, the blue sky, and the creamy clouds are part of the everyday scenes you see.
- 5. Organic shapes are free- form shapes found in nature. They include the shapes of the sun and of clouds, flowers, leaves, trees and the like.
- 7. Geometric shapes are those that can be measured. They include circles, rectangles, squares, triangles, and the like.
- 9. Bernardo Duldulao is a Filipino artist known for his paintings of scenes from nature. Magsasaka
- 10. Jose Joya a national artist of the Philippines, has also created many masterpieces with nature as the subject. Most of his works are done as abstract art. Dimension of Fear
- 11. Realistic art shows its subjects as they really look.
- 12. Abstract art shows its subjects the way the painter thinks and feels about them and not just in the way he or she sees them.