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    This document discusses various aspects of Filipino identity as expressed through different art forms. It covers Filipino artworks from different historical periods from the Spanish period to contemporary works, focusing on genres like painting, sculpture, music, drama, architecture and festivals. Key artistic styles discussed include horror vacui, maximalism and realistic works depicting daily life and labor. Overall the document provides an overview of how Filipino identity has been represented through artistic expression over time.

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    Filipino Identity

    through
    Artworks
    Filipino Idenity through
    Artworks
    ⦁ Horror Vacui
    ⦁ Maximalism
    ⦁ Abubot and Burloloy

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    1

    Painting
    Horror Vacui
    Fall and Redemption by
    George Lemberger 1535
    spiritual history of
    mankind from creation to
    the fall and redemption.

    4
    Seige of Vienna, George
    Lemberger 1529
    In August 1526, Sultan
    Suleiman I decisively defeated
    the forces of King Louis II of
    Hungary at the Battle of
    Mohács, paving the way for the
    Ottomans to gain control of
    south-eastern Hungary; the
    childless King Louis was killed.
    5
    Spaniards
    Period
    Peuple et Rois (People Death of Cleopatra
    and Kings) Juan Luna, 1881
    Juan Luna 1892

    7
    La Sagrada Familia
    Damian domingo
    The Holy Family

    8
    American
    Period
    Jorge Pineda,
    Sungkaan 1941

    10
    El Kundiman, Fabian Dela
    Rosa

    This realistic painting


    pictures a musical
    gathering or song concert
    in the afternoon hours.

    11
    Women Weaving Hats
    Fabian Dela Rosa

    Five women demonstrate


    the various phases of hat-
    making, from the threshing
    of straw, the weaving, the
    blocking of the forms and
    the brushing the fringes.
    12
    Modern Era
    The Builders, Victorio
    Edades

    This artwork emphasized


    linear and structural
    composition above other
    pictorial elements,
    conveying the essence of
    men engaged in labor
    through the contortion of
    the bodies. 14
    Vicente Manansala, Tres
    Marias

    the painting depicts three


    women, with fruit baskets
    on top of their heads,
    holding their children.

    15
    Cesar Legaspi,
    Sea of Gold

    16
    Contemporary
    Era
    Geovanni Abing,
    Siksikan

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    Sculpture
    Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus

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    https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/ap-art-
    history/ancient-mediterranean-ap/ap-ancient-
    rome/v/battle-of-the-romans-and-barbarians-ludovisi-
    battle-sarcophagus-c-250-260-c-e

    Battle of the Romans and


    Barbarians

    23
    Katsuyo Aoki, The Mad
    Canvas

    24
    ARNDT, LOUI CORDERO,
    Contemporary

    25
    Magdangal

    This bronze sculpture by


    National Artist Napoleon
    Abueva features a woman
    that stands strong and as if
    in a position that's ready to
    fight. It was inaugurated in
    2008 in celebration of the
    university's centennial year.
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    Prayer Bead with the
    Adoration of the Magi and
    the Crucifixion, Adam
    Dircksz

    Lower part- Christ


    Curixifiction
    Side or wings- Adam and Eve
    Upper part- Journey of
    Nazareth
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    Music
    https://www.discogs.com/Horror-Vacui-Miss-
    The-Drama-EP/release/8955481

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47kh-
    BfpKzA

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    Jonny Greenwood presented a
    new piece of music called Horror
    vacui. The hour-long orchestral
    performance took place at London’s
    Royal Albert Hall as part of BBC’s
    Proms series. The piece “simulates
    electronic sound using 68 string
    instruments played acoustically.”

    30
    Drama
    Metro Manila (2013)
    Sean Ellis

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    On the Job
    Erik Matti
    2013

    33
    Insiang
    1976

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    Gated
    Community
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    Landscape and
    Architecture
    Hacienca Sta.
    Rosalia Negros
    Occidental

    41
    Philippine
    Benevolent
    Missionaries
    Association

    42
    Festivals in
    Philippines
    44
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