what does the modern filipino artists value about their artworks?
A. They create compositions based on their beliefs.
B. They have sense of artistry but mostly borrowed.
C. They portray patriotism, nationalismn, and evolving culture
D. They exemplify artistic compositions with vivid foreign influences
A. They create compositions based on their beliefs.
B. They have sense of artistry but mostly borrowed.
C. They portray patriotism, nationalismn, and evolving culture
D. They exemplify artistic compositions with vivid foreign influences
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Painting is a way for artists to do so many things: express emotions, convey ideas, and sometimes, make a change in society. And these works of art reflect a nation’s culture. Just like what the talented Filipino famous painters do with their masterpieces. Paintings in Philippines aren’t like any other art. More than being aesthetically pleasing, the Filipino paintings show the country’s culture and history that shaped the present times.
Notable Paintings Philippines
Just like real estate properties, pieces of art like Filipino paintings don’t depreciate in value. Over time, the value increases as high as the cost of a high-end house and lot already. Here we’ve listed some of the most famous paintings in the Philippines that gave the country a cultural identity.
The Making of the Philippine Flag by Fernando Amorsolo
Spoliarium by Juan Luna
Gathering of Heroes by Juanito Torres
Filipino Struggles Through History by Carlos “Botong” Francisco
Granadean Arabesque by José Joya
Alkaff Bridge by Pacita Abad
The Fishermen by Ang Kiukok
Sabel by Benedicto Cabrera
Three Women In A Landscape by Anita Magsaysay-Ho
Noche Clara by Fernando Zóbel