This document provides an overview of the history and development of painting in the Philippines. It discusses early indigenous painting from caves and bamboo, the introduction of painting during Spanish colonization, and the influence of Western styles. It then outlines the major periods of Philippine painting, including the Indigenous and Foreign Perspective Period, Westernized Period, and Modern and Contemporary Period. Key artists are mentioned from each period along with some of their major works. In the contemporary period, the document notes paintings have addressed current social issues around politics, education, and religion.

2. •Three-
dimensio
nal art
Sculpture
•Two-
dimensio
nal art
Painting

3. •Depicts various
intrinsic values of
people through the
application of the
elements of art
•It expresses emotion,

4. The “what” of a painting
SubjectThe materials to use in a
painting
MediumThe “how” the medium
will be used
Style and Technique

5. Indigenou
s Painting
Period
Combination
of Indigenous
and Foreign
Perspective
PeriodWester
nized
Visual
Arts
Modern
and
Contempo
rary

6. • Happened during the
early years of our
existence, the primitive
way
• Painting was done in the
walls of caves, in the
nodes of the bamboo, in

8. •A pointed metal
that served like
a pen

9. •A purely indigenous
painting made 2700
years ago

10. • The time when the
Spaniards came to the
Philippines
• Painting had gained an
improvement, the
theme shifted from an

11. •The first art
school in
1821 of
which the
first teacher
was

12. •Gained an
honor when
he
received
the first
Gold Medal

14. •Was also
commissio
ned in his
work
“

15. •Was also
commissio
ned in his
work
“

17. • The period where the
influence of the west was
shown from the strokes and
styles of the artists
• The religious theme was
changed with genre painting
• The environment was given

18. •A lover of scenes in
countryside

19. Antipolo Planting Rice

20. •Love to portray the
spirit of a community
from all sorts of life

21. Fiesta
Lusob! Bangon
Katipunan

22. •Engaged in romantic,
volatile and
exuberant (cheerful)
themes

23. Madonna of the
Slums Jeepney

24. • Is the introduction of
variety of techniques
• From being traditional and
realistic in nature, artists
adopt some newly accepted
techniques
• Known as the art of “ ”

25. • Issues pertaining to
society particularly
the present situations
are themes in this
period like Politics,
education, religion and
all sorts that deprive

26. • Politics (Pork barrel,
Colonial dynasty)

27. • Education (K-12)

28. • Religion (Same sex
marriage,
contraceptives)

29. • Do the Activities (1-2
only) on page 153-154.