FERNANDO AMORSOLO (1892-1972)
• Artwork
Returning Home, 1935
Materials Used
• Oil paint on the canvas. He used oil
paints in most of his artworks and
resulting in him to master using it. He
used bright and dark colors to
emphasize the subject shown in his
artwork.
PACITA ABAD (1946 -2004)
• Artwork
Portrait of Hanuman, 1997
Materials Used
• Abad's work is defined by color and
transformation. She developed a
unique style which she called
trapunto painting that joined painted
canvas with hand-stitched textiles,
shells, mirrors, and other found
objects. She also made prints, paper
collages, and other works on bark
cloth, glass, metal, and ceramics
 JUAN LUNA (1857 – 1899)
• Artwork
Spoliarium, 1884
Materials Used
• The Spoliarium is an oil painting on
poplar, the Spoliarium was painted by
Juan Luna in Rome in 1884, winning
the second prize at the Madrid
Academy Exhibition of Oil Paintings.
JOSÉ JOYA (1931-1995)
• Artwork
NAIAD 64, oil on plywood, 1964
Materials Used
• He was a multimedia artist who
painted and designed ceramic plates,
tiles, and vessels and was a
printmaker. The artist's canvases
possessed the unity of form and color
characterized by fast gestures of
action paintings.
BENEDICTO CABRERA (1942- )

• Artwork

Sabel, 2002

Materials Used

• The use oil painting with

pigments with a medium of
drying oil as the binder the
choice of oil imparts a range of
properties to the oil paint. The
painting exhibits Cabrera's chief
subject on most of his works
sabel.