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Catampo Kyla B.
bachelor of elementary education 1
 Spoliarium
by Juan luna
1884

Juan Luna de San Pedro y Novicio

Ancheta was a Filipino painter,
sculptor and a political activist of the
Philippine Revolution during the late
19th century. He became one of the first
recognized Philippine artists.

the painting really shows

the cruelty, injustices,
sufferings and helplessness
experienced by the
gladiators.
 Planting Rice
by Fernando Amorsolo
1952

Fernando Amorsolo was born May 30, 1892, in the

Paco district of Manila. At 13 he was
apprenticed to the noted Philippine artist
Fabian de la Rosa, his mother's first cousin. In
1909 Amorsolo enrolled at the Liceo de Manila
and then attended the fine-arts school at the
University of the Philippines, graduating in
One of the practises that exemplifies
the true Filipino tradition that is
still in use today is rice planting.
The scene of the picture is a rice
field where farmers of both genders
are working as usual during a bright
sunny day.
 Madonna of the
Slums
by Vicente Manansala 1950s

Vicente Silva Manansala (January 22, 1910 –

August 22, 1981) was a Filipino cubist painter
and illustrator. One of the first
Abstractionists on the Philippine art scene
Vicente Manansala is also credited with
bridging the gap between the city and the
suburbs, between the rural and cosmopolitan
ways of life.

Madonna of the Slums is a portrayal

of the urban poor that takes place in
the post-war slums. It reflects the
period's sense of fear and
uncertainty.
 Making of the
Philippine Flag
by Fernando Amorsolo 1955

Fernando Amorsolo was born May 30, 1892, in the

Paco district of Manila. At 13 he was apprenticed
to the noted Philippine artist Fabian de la Rosa,
his mother's first cousin. In 1909 Amorsolo
enrolled at the Liceo de Manila and then attended
the fine-arts school at the University of the
Philippines, graduating in 1914.

The upper blue stripe stands for peace, truth, and

justice; the lower red stripe represents patriotism
and bravery; and the white triangle represents
Filipino yearning for equality. From my
perspective, the creation of the flag was an
extremely significant work of art.