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Philippine Art: A Timeline
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Created by: Adelene Bautista
03. 02. 2018.
Philippine Art:
A Timeline
Pre-colonial Art (6185 BC - 1520 AD)
-art is beyond mere craft (stone weapons and jewelry)
Paleolithic
- flake tools in Cagayan province (0.9 mill years ago)
Paleolithic
Flake tools
Neolithic
Shell Bracelets and Pendants
- made into tools and ornaments
Neolithic
Agono Petroglyphs
- 127 human and animal figures engraved on wall in Rizal, Philippines
-oldest known work of art in Phlippines
Important Works
Lingling-o (2000 BC- 1000 AD)
-ear pendant (excellent ancient craftmanship of jade carving
Important Works
Manunggul jar (890 BC- 710 BC)
-ancient burial jar discovered in Tabon Cave, Palawan
Pre colonial art forms
Pre colonial art forms
- contains religous symbols, everyday life, specific art pattern and exchange of art with other country traders.
- Pottery
- Weaving
- Tattoo
- Jewelry
- Carving
- Metal Crafts
- Baybayin
Spanish Colonial Art (1521 - 1898)
- introduced painting, scupture, and architecture
- Catholic religion based artworks
Spanish Colonial Art (1521 - 1898)
Spanish aesthetics adopted
Spanish style of furniture carving and design
Spanish aesthetics adopted
Church in Iloilo, Philippines (left) adopted spanish architecture from Church in Murcia, Spain (right)
Filipino artists in spanish era
- Damian Domingo (Father of Filipino Painting)
- Juan Luna ( The Spolarium)
- Felic Resurreccion Hidalgo ( Great Filipino Painter)
Filipino styles developed in spanish Era
- Miniaturismo and Letras Y Figuras
American Colonial Art
(1898-1946)
- introduced art illustration, advertising, and commercial design
- brought education and value formation
American Colonial Art
(1898-1946)
Neoclassicism
Manila Central Post Office (left) and White House (right)
Commercial Art
Filipino artists during American Era
- Fabian dela Rosa (Master of Genre)
- Fernando Amorsolo (first National Artist awardee)
- Guillermo Tolentino (father of Philippine Arts) - "The Oblation"
Filipino artists during American Era
POst colonial (1946-1986)
-domination of Pop art, Installation Art, and Performance Art
- Social Realism is the theme due to political issues and social landscape
POst colonial (1946-1986)
Contemporary Art
(1986 -Present)
- includes intermedia, installation art, conceptual art, and multimedia art.
Contemporary Art
(1986 -Present)
Philippine contemporary Artists
- Manuel Rodriguez (Father of of Philippine Printmaking)
- Napoleon Abueva (Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture)
- Roberto Chabet (Father of Philippine Conceptual Art)
Manuel Rodriguez
Napoleon Abueva
Philippine contemporary Artists
Roberto Chabet and Bencab