ART APPRECIATION

Philippine Sculpture

SUBMITTED BY:

JOHANNIS P. REY
BSME 3
 Pretest

Directions: Read the statement carefully. Choose the letter of your chosen answer on
another sheet of paper.
A 1. It was Guillermo Tolentino’s best master piece

a. Bonifacio Monument c. Oblition

b. Our lady of Edsa d. The black Nazarene

2. This sculpture is made by Eduardo Castrillo

D
a. Kamay ni Jesus c. The Black Nazarene

b. Tomas Morato d. The People Power Monument

C
3. It was the iconic symbol of the University of the Philippines

a. Allegorical harpoon c. Oblition

b. Hagabi d. Tomas Morato

D 4. This sculpture is carried by a galleon ship from Acapulco Maxico.

a. Bonifacio monument c. Kamay ni Jesus

b. People power Monument d. The Black Nazarine

C 5. Tomas morato was designed by:

a. Bernardo Caber c. Forante Caedo

b. Eduardo Castrillo d. Guillermo Tolentino

6. Kamay ni Jesus was Located at:

B
a. EDSA c. Marinduque

b. Lucban Quezon d. Quezon City

7. This shrine was built to commemorate the memories of the people power revolution
C
a. Bonifacio monument c. people power Monument

b. Kamay ni Jesus d. Our lady of Edsa

A
8. It was Napoleon Abueva’s entry for the 32 Venice Biennale.

a. Allegorical Harpoon c. Oblition

b. People power monument d. Hagabi

B 9. This kind of sculpture is used to guard the rice crop by the Ifugao people.

a. Allegorical harpoon c. Hagabi

b. Bul- ul d. Oblation

10. Only wealthy people in Ifugao are allowed to have it: what do call in this kind of
C sculpture?

a. Anito c. Hagabi

b. Bul- Ul d. sculpture
 Activity1. Identification

Directions: Write the correct answer on the blank provided before the number.

KAMAY NI JESUS 1. A healing church which is one of the top Lenten destinations
HEALING CHURCH
today here in the Philippines.

OBLATION 2. It symbolizes selfless of one’s self to his country.

THE PEOPLE 3. This is a sculpture of towering people commemorating the People

POWER MONUMENT
Power Revolution of 1986.

THE BLACK NAZARETH 5. Tradition says that the dark color of this sculpture is because of the

ship that carried it burned.

THE BLACK NAZARETH 6. A life- sized dark wooden sculpture of Jesus carrying the cross.

ALLEGORIGAL HARPON 7. It is an artwork with its movable, swivel-piece pegged to its rifle-
shaped horizontal torso, impresses with its elegant but puzzling
appearance. This sculpture was created by Napoleon Abueva.
SCULPTURE 8. It is originally used carving and modelling, in stone, metal, ceramics,
wood and other materials.

BONIFACIO 9. It is a memorial monument which was designed by the National

MONUMENT Artist Guillermo Tolentino to commemorate Philippine revolutionary
Andrés Bonifacio, the founder and Supremo of the Katipunan.

TOMAS MORATO 10. This circular monument has 24 statues bearing the likeness of the 24
delegates.
Let’s Assess
A. Directions: Read each statement carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer
that corresponds to the following questions. Write the letter of your chosen answer on the
separate sheet of paper.
D 1. This sculpture is made by Eduardo Castrillo

a. Kamay ni Jesus c. The Black Nazarene

b. Tomas Morato d. The People Power Monument

2. This kind of sculpture is used to guard the rice crop by the Ifugao people.
B
a. Allegorical harpoon c. Hagabi

b. Bul- ul d. Oblation

3. This sculpture is made by Eduardo Castrillo

D
a. Kamay ni Jesus c. The Black Nazarene

b. Tomas Morato d. The People Power Monument

4. It was the iconic symbol of the University of the Philippines

C
a. Allegorical harpoon c. Oblition

b. Hagabi d. Tomas Morato

C 5. Tomas morato was designed by:

a. Bernardo Caber c. Forante Caedo

b. Eduardo Castrillo d. Guillermo Tolentino

6. Kamay ni Jesus was Located at:

B
a. EDSA c. Marinduque

b. Lucban Quezon d. Quezon City

7. It was Napoleon Abueva’s entry for the 32 Venice Biennale.

A
a. Allegorical Harpoon c. Oblition

b. People power monument d. Hagabi

C 8. It was built to commemorate the memories of the people power revolution.

a. Bonifacio monument c. people power Monument

b. Kamay ni Jesus d. Our lady of Edsa

D 9. This sculpture is carried by a galleon ship from Acapulco Maxico.

a. Bonifacio monument c. Kamay ni Jesus

b. People power Monument d. The Black Nazarine

D 10. This sculpture is made by Eduardo Castrillo

a. Kamay ni Jesus c. The Black Nazarene

b. Tomas Morato d. The People Power Monument

 B. Essay 10 points.

“HOW WILL YOU PROMOTE THE PHILIPPINE SCULTURE SPECIALLY IN OUR PROVINCE?”

Philippine sculptures became the pride of our country, the beauty that the foreign and even
locals had admired it is because of the dedication and love that the artist put in sculpting those
figures. Every known sculptures here in the Philippines tells stories, history, beliefs, and culture of
the Philippines. And for some reason even the personality of the artist can be seen in their
sculptures how they want to say to us Filipinos and to the whole world that “being Filipino is
something to be proud of”, their legacy is also curve to every edges and carving of their statue they
want to inspire us to preserve our culture and enrich our love of arts because nowadays because
of evolving society some of us forgot how artwork like sculpting became part of our everyday life,
and how the arts became the medium in expressing our feeling that we Filipinos known for through
history.

Being a student and a Filipino promoting Philippine Sculptures here in the Philippines
specially here in our province could bring back to our fellow Filipinos the felling in appreciating the
beauty of this sculpture. We could use social media as a medium in promoting it by doing blogs
like telling beautiful stories behind those sculpture. We can also participate and initiate activities or
programs that can advertise and protect our Philippine Sculptures. And we could also educate
young ones about the Philippine Sculptures, through that we had preserve our culture and inspire
them sculptures by implanting that information to their young minds that they can also pass it to
the next generation. There are a lot of ways in promoting not just the Philippine Sculpture, but also
the other form of arts, our culture , history and beliefs , its way to promote of this things is limitless
it is just the matter of your intention in preserving, protecting and love of this things.