Modern Artists with some Filipino Counterparts

1. Modern Artists with some
Filipino Counterparts
MODERN ARTS:

2. INTRODUCTION
• Several styles in painting came out such as
expressionism. Artist use these styles to
show their fear to show horror and to show
protest against brutality, darkness, and
inhumanity of all forms.

3. LESSON OBJECTIVES
identify representative artists and Filipino counterpart
from the various art movements,
value the role and function of artworks by evaluating
their utilization and combination of art elements and
principles; and
creates artworks to derive the traditions/history of
Expressionism

4. What enters your mind when you hear the word
expressionism? Briefly explain your answer.

5. EXPRESSIONISM
• Is an art movement originated in Germany in the 1910’s and ending
in 1930’s pre-world war 2.
• The movement was a response to the ever industrializing world and
the loss of touch with humanity, authenticity and spirituality.
• Expressionism ideals focused on portraying a mood, a feeling of a
thought more than producing a scene from life.
• A transition from still life drawing sparked the catalyst for a more
abstract style.
• The key elements are colors representing emotion, large brush and
loose swirling and curving strokes.

6. TWO KNOWN INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS IN
EXPRESSIONISM
Vincent Willem van Gogh
• In just over a decade he created about 2,100 artworks,
including around 860 oil paintings, most of which date from the last
two years of his life.
• They includes landscapes, still lifes, portraits and self-portraits,
and j are characterised by bold colors and dramatic, impulsive and
expressive brushwork that contributed to the foundations of modern
art.

7. Edvard Munch (12 December 18863-23 January
1944)
• was a Norwegian painter, whose best
known work, The scream, has become
one of the most iconic images of world art.
• His childhood was overshadowed by
illness, bereavement and the dread of
inheriting a mental condition that ran in the
family.

8. The Three known Filipino Expressionism
Artists
Benedicto Reyes Cabrera
• as he is more popularly known is widely hailed as a
master of contemporary Philippine art
• He was born in Manila on April 10, 1942. Bencab
began carving a niche for himself in Manila’s art circles
shortly after receiving his bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts
from the University of the Philippines in 1963

9. Jose Joya
• was a Filipino painter best known for his
Abstract Expressionist works which utilized
a variety of techniques, including controlled
drips, impasto strokes, and transparent
layering.
• He has an irresistible urge to reach that
level of spiritual satisfaction and to project
what he is and what he thinks through his
work.

10. Alfonso Angel Yangco Ossorio
was a Filipino American abstract expressionist
artist who can born in Manila in 1916 to wealthy
Filipino parents from the province of Negros
Occidental .
 His heritage was Hispanic, Filipino, and
Chinese. Between the ages of eight and thirteen,
he attended school in England.

11. Modern Artist: Their Life and Artwork
OSCAR- CLAUDE MONET (November 14, 1840- December 5, 1926)
• One of the founders of the Impressionist movement along
with his friends Auguste Renior, Alfred Sisley and Frederick
Bazil.
• He was the most prominent of the group
• Considered as the most influential figure in the movement
• Best known for his landscape paintings, particularly those
depicting his beloved flower gardens and water lily ponds at
his home in Giverny.

12. Notable Artworks
 The Beach at Sainte-Adresse
 Impression: Sunrise(1872)
 La Promenade(1875)
 The Red Boats, Argenteuil(1875)
 Bridge over a Pond of Water lilies(1899)
 Irises in Monet’s garden(1900)
Movement/style: Impressionism

13. PRIERRE- AUGUSTE RENIOR (February 25, 1841-
December 3, 1919)
• One of the central figures of the impressionist movement.
• His early works were snapshots of real life, full of sparkling color
and light by the mid-1880’s.
• He broke away from the impressionist movement to apply a more
disciplined, formal technique to portraits of actual people and figure
paintings.
Notable Artworks:
• Dancer (1874)
• A Girl with a Watering Can ( 18760
Movement/style: Impressionism

14. EDOUARD MANET (January 23, 1832- April 30,
1833)
• One of the first 19th century artists to depict modern-life subjects.
• He was a key figure in the transition from the realism to impressionism,
with a number of his works considered as making the birth of modern art.
Notable Artworks:
• Argenteuil (1874
• Rue Mosneir Decked with Flags ( 1878)
• The Bar at the Folies- Bergere
Movement/style: Impressionism

15. PAUL CEZANNE (January 19, 1839- October 22, 1906)
• A french artist and post-impressionist painter
• His work exemplified the transition from late 19th- century impressionism
to a new and radically different world of art in the next revolutionary art
movement known as Expressisonism
Notable Artworks:
• The wine Market
• The House of the Suicide
• The Card Players
• Bathers
Movement/style: Impressionism and Post-impressionism

16. AMEDEO MODIGLIANI (July 12, 1884-January 24,
1920)
• Italian painter whose portraits and nudes
characterized by asymmetrical compositions, eongated
figures and a simple but monumental use of line.
Notable Artworks:
• Head
• Yellow Sweater
Movement/style: Expressionism, Neoprimitivism

17. HENRI MATISSE (December 31, 1861- November 3,
1954)
• Regarded as one of the most important French
painter of the 2oth Century.
• He was the leader of fauvism movement
Notable Artworks:
• Blue Window
• Women with hat
• Joy of life
• The Dinner Table
Movement/style: Expressionism, Fauvism

18. GIORGIO DE CHIRICO (July 10 1888- November
19, 1978)
• Founded the style of Metaphysical painting
along with Carlo Carra
Notable Artworks:
• Melancholy and Mystery of a Street
• The Enigma of an Autumn Afternoon
Movement/style: Expressionism, Dadaism

19. SALVADOR DALI ( May 11, 1904- January 23,
1989)
• Influential for his explorations of subconscious
imagery.
Notable Artworks:
• Persistence of Memory
• The Golden Age
• An Andalusian Dog
Movement/style: Expressionism, Surrealism

20. BEN SHAHN (September 12, 1988- March 14, 1969)
• Displaying a combination of realism and
abstraction, addressed various social and political
causes.
Notable Artworks:
• Miners’ Wives
Movement/style: Expressionism, Social- Realism

21. PABLO PICASSO (October 25, 1881- April 8, 1973)
• One of the greatest and most- influential artist of
the 20th century and the creator of cubism
Notable Artworks:
• Guernica
• Three Musicians
• Girl Before a Mirror
Movement/style: Social Realism and Cubism

22. GEORGE BRAQUE (May 13, 1882-August 31, 1963)
• His painting consist primarily of still life’s that are
remarkable for their robust construction.
Notable Artworks:
• Oval Still Life
Movement/style: Abstractionism and Cubism

23. GINO SEVERINI (April 7, 1883-February 27, 1966)
• Italian painter and a leading member of the Futurist
movement.
• For much of his life he divided his time between Paris
and Rome.
• He was associated with neo- classicism and the “return
to order” in the decade after the First World war.
Notable Artworks:
• Armored Train ( 1951)
• Dynamic Hieroglyph of the Bal Tabarin
Movement/style: Futurism

24. FERNAND LEGER (February 4, 1881- August 17,
1955)
• He developed “ machine art”, a style
characterized by monumental mechanistic forms
rendered in bold colours.
Notable Artworks:
• The City (1919)
Movement/style: Mechanical Style

25. JACKSON POLLOCK (January 28, 1912- August
11, 1956)
• He is one of the first American painters to be
recognized during his lifetime and after as a peer of
20th-century European master of arts
Notable Artworks:
• Autumn rhythm
• Mural
Movement/style: Abstract Expressionism

26. ANDY WARHOL (August 6, 1928-February 22, 1987)
• American artist and film maker.
• An initiator and leading exponent of the Pop art
movement of the 1960s whose mass-produced at
apotheosized the supposed banality of the commercial
culture of the United States.
Notable Artwork:
• Twelve Cars
• Marilyn Monroe
Movement/Style: Pop Art

27. BRIDGET RILEY
• English artist whose vibrant optical pattern
painting were central to the Op Art movement of the
1960’s
Notable Artworks:
• Fall (1963)
Movement/style: Op Art

28. FILIPINO MODERN ART MOVEMENTS

29. SOCIAL REALISM
• A broad description on different artworks whose
theme spew biting commentaries on socio-political
issues of the Country.
ARTIST
• Pablo Beans Santos
• Jose Tence Ruiz
• Ben Cabrera
• Eugene Vubillo
• Al Manrique

30. FIGURATIVE ART
• One of the most popular movements, as a
figurative art is representational, derived from real
object sources.
ARTIST
• Juan Luna
• Felix Hidalgo
• Carlos Francisco
• Fernando Amorsolo
• Vicente Manansala

31. ABSTRACT ART
• Objects from the natural world and also ideas
are portrayed using color and form.
ARTIST
• Hernando Ocampo
• Fernando Zobel
• Napoleon Abueva
• Tony Leanu
• Tony T. Joya

32. CONCEPTUAL ART
• Idea is more important than the object. It
encompasses site- specific three-dimensional,
assemblages of discards and non-art elements,
performance and video art.
ARTIST
• Mideo Cruz
• Gabby Barredo
• Lirio Salvador
• Mark Ramsel Salvatus

33. POP- surreal
• Underground visual art movement is based on
comic books, tattoos, punk music, and other
alternative-pop culture themes,
ARTIST
• Darrel Ballesteros
• Manuel Ocampo
• Dondie Fernandez

34. Direction: Read and analyse the statement. Write T if the
statement is correct and write F if it’s not.
_____1. Starry Night was created by Vincent Willem van Gogh.
_____2. George Braque painted Oval Still Life on 1914 and it is an
example for expressionism.
_____3. Figurative Art from the natural world and also ideas are
portrayed using color and form.
_____4. Three Musicians, was painted by Fernand Leger
______5. Two of the foremost post-impressionist were Claude and
Vincent Van Gogh.

35. Process Question:
In the current situation of our country, how
the art helps you to reduce stress and
impatience especially minors are not allowed to
leave the house?

36. Directions: Read and analyse the question carefully.
1. Who painted the starry night?
2. He was a Norwegian painter, whose best known work, The scream,
has become one of the most iconic images of world art.
3. He was a Filipino expressionism artist and he is more popularly
known is widely hailed as a master of contemporary Philippine art
4. It is an art movement originated in Germany in the 1910’s and ending
in 1930’s pre-world war 2.
5. He was a Filipino painter best known for his Abstract Expressionist
works which utilized a variety of techniques, including controlled drips,
impasto strokes, and transparent layering.