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WHAT DO YOU EXPECT

IN THIS CLASS?
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SMALL TASK

BIG TASK
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SMALL
Create Outputs TASK
on the following
topics/arts:
• Painting / Visual
• Literary / Literature
• Performing Arts
• Practical Arts
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At the end of the Semester:

As a performing artist, you (or your group) will have a

recital on your chosen field of ARTS and compete with
other group from another section. The aim of the said

BIG TASK
task is not only to showcase talents but more on
appreciating it.
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Are you ready for the

CHALLENGE?
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

What is Humanities?
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What is Humanities?
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What is Humanities?

STUDY OF DIFFERENT CULTURAL

ASPECT OF MAN,HIS FRAILTIES IN LIFE
AND HOW THESE CAN BE IMPROVED
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What is Humanities?

Latin word

HUMANUS
…Human, Cultured and Refined
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What is Humanities?
“MAN IS THE
MEASURE OF
ALL THINGS”
…uplift the
dignity and
values of
man and his
PROTAGORA
tendencies
S
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What is Humanities?
Visual Arts – paintings, literature,

s to theARTS sculpture, architecture

Performing arts – music, dance /
ballet, drama or
theatre/movie
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What is Humanities?

Refers to the ARTS

Fine and Visual Arts – paintings, literature,
sculpture, architecture
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What is Humanities?

Refers to theARTS
Performing arts – music,
dance/ ballet, drama or
theatre/movie
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Fine ARTS
Paintings

The main process

is applying color
and pigment to
surface
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Fine ARTS
Literature

Main medium are

the written words.
Prose and Poetry
are the two
classifications.
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Practical ARTS
Sculpture
Breaking or piercing together
a hard stone or other
shapeable materials to
represent something
imagined or real.
Art presented in three
dimension
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Practical ARTS
Architecture

Designing or
constructing a
building or other
type of structure
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Performing

Music
ARTS
The art putting together
the sounds in order.
Medium is either human
voices or instruments or a
combination of two
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Performing

Dance
ARTS
Combines movement of feet, hands and
body in rhythm. Unity and
harmony of movements.
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Performing

Drama Theatre
ARTS
Stage performance of a play or drama
which basic medium is dialogue
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What is ART

The concept and Ideal of

BEAUTY, TRUTH,
IMMORTALITY, ORDER
and HARMONY
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What is ART
• Enrich the lives of men
• Encouraged men to extend
beyond the limits
• Enhanced daily experience and
linked to the very quality of life
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What is ART
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Derived from the Aryan root word

Latin word
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NATURE of Arts

Art Existed since man learned to draw

and before even start to talk
Art is not NATURE: Art is MADE

It creates a PERMANENT impression of

the passing scene
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Purposes of Arts

1. To create beauty
Art always added beauty to our lives
…beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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Purposes of Arts

2. To provide decorations
Create pleasing environments.
Painting and sculptures in a room
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Purposes of Arts

3. To Reveal the truth

The ugly truth and/or the beautiful truth

4. To immortalize
Lasts for decades…
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Purposes of Arts

5. To express religious values

Express hopes, symbolizes the

great religious events and values
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Purposes of Arts

6. To record and commemorate

experience
Historical events…

7. To create order and harmony

..garden, meditation…
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LINE FORM COLOR

SHAPE TEXTURE
VALUE SPACE
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LINE
A path of a moving point through space

Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal

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SHAPE
A Two-dimensional closed art that is
defined by other element of art
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VALUE
The darkness or lightness of an object
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VALUE
INTENSITY – brightness or darkness of color
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COLOR
An element of an art that is derived from
reflected light
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COLOR
Lines and forms give structure, but
COLORS gives LIFE!

Is BLACK a Color?
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COLOR
Black is not a Color.
Color is a property of light… if there is no
light, there is no color
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COLOR
COLOR Wheel
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COLOR
Warm colors – Red, Orange and Yellow

Cheerfulness, joys, actions, life and

happiness
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COLOR
Cool colors – Blue, Blue-green, Blue-violet

Distance, calm, sober and restful

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TEXTURE
How things feel or look as if they might
feel if touched
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SPACE
Emptiness or area between, around,
above, below or within objects.
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FORM
A three-dimensional object
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“COMPOSITION” IS A PROCESS
The act of composing or organizing the
elements of art
Proportion, scale, unity, balance and
rhythm
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PROPORTION
Comparative
relationship of the
parts of or
composition to each
other and to the
whole
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UNITY / HARMONY
Oneness or wholeness
Pleasing relationship
between the different
elements
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BALANCE
Visual or actual weight or
masses are distributed in such
a way that they achieve
harmony. Balance gives
feelings of stability and rest
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BALANCE
FORMAL BALANCE –
symmetrical balance. Both side
exactly alike
INFORMAL BALANCE – occult
balance. Unequal weight or
attractions
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RHYTHM
A regular repetition of
sensory impressions. A
series of units repeated one
after another.
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WHAT MAKES ANY

WORK OF ART GREAT?
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SINCERITY
Satisfies the question on whether the
artist’s intention is perfectly honest of if
he/she is striving for effect either by
sentimentality or sensation.
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UNIVERSALITY
Quality of an artwork that should answer
the elements of truth in the artwork which
is something permanent and not just
monetary value. Ex. Our lady of peace
(edsa)
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MAGNITUDE
A criteria tells about the scope and
significance of a work of art.
Good ex. “Sistine Chapel”-michelangelo;
“Spoliarium” – Juan Luna
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CRAFTSMANSHIP
Skill in a particular craft. Mastery of art.
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REALISM Portrays people and

things as they are seen
by the eyes.
(Winnowing rice –
Fernando Amorsolo)
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ABSTRACTION To move away or

separate. Abstract
art move from
showing things as
they really are.
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ABSTRACTION
CUBISM
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SYMBOLISM
In general, a visible
sign of something
invisible such as an
idea or a quality.
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EXPRESSIONISM

Its typical trait is to

present the world solely
from subjective
perspective, distorting
radically for emotional
effect
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SURREALISM
Invented word
meaning “super
realism”. It intends
to express the true
functions of thought.
Portays dream
imagery, fantasy,
hallucinations.
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FAUVISM Works emphasize

painterly qualities
and strong color. The
style came from “les
Fauves” – Wild
beasts – group of
artist during 20th
century
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FUTURISM
Painters wanted their
work to capture the
speed of force and
modern industrial
society. Glorified the
mechanical energy of
life.
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Generally defined as the

“Application of pigments to a surface”.
Color in paints comes from pigments
Pigments in powdered form mixed with
Binding agent or vehicle and a
solvent or medium to form PAINT
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Vehicle

Lime plaster, wax, eggs, oil,

acrylic plastic, water and gum arabic
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Medium

Provides fluency to the paint so that

the color maybe readily dispersed over
The surface.
Water or turpentine are usually
employed as thinning agents
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EGYPTIAN PAINTING

Associated with prehistoric times and

Interpreted as an expression of concepts.
Egyptians love for beauty enabled them
to create art in their everyday life
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EGYPTIAN PAINTING

Old Kingdom
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EGYPTIAN PAINTING

Middle Kingdom
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EGYPTIAN PAINTING

New Kingdom
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GREEK PAINTING
Classic tradition
which is refinement
or
Correction of optical
illusion
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ROMAN PAINTING
Casual and
relaxed figures
reflecting ideal
Beauty of the
leisurely,
educated and
Well-bred life.
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EARLY CHRISTIAN PAINTING

Tendency towards
spiritualization.
Paintings are bright
and contrasting
colors.
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BYZANTINE PAINTING
Based upon intellectual
greek concepts
Rather than purely
emotional apprehension
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ROMANESQUE PAINTING
The artist capitalized on
the use of expensive
Colors and rhythmic
composition in order
To stir up religious
emotions
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GOTHIC PAINTING This painting

was instructional
in nature
And preserved in
miniature form.
Ex. Lamentation
– Giotto Di
Bodini
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RENAISSANCE PAINTING
Started in 14th century and is characterized
By the rebirth in the interest and concern
For life towards new discoveries in the field
Of arts.

Micheangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci

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RENAISSANCE PAINTING
Leonardo Da Vinci

Mona Lisa
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RENAISSANCE PAINTING
Micheangelo Buonarroti

Sistine Chapel Paintings

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Born in Binondo Manila on

February 21, 1855
“Impressionism”
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LAS VIRGENES
CHRISTIANAS AL
POPULACHO
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Born in Badoc Ilocos

Norte
on October 23, 1957
He took painting lesson in
Academia de Dibujo y
Pintura
of Fr. Agustin Zais
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“Spoliarium”
Romanticism,
Realism and
Impressionism
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Born on May 30,

1892 in Manila
Earn degree at
Liceo de Manila
And
UP – School of Fine
Arts
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• He raised genre art to a new heights

• The most eminent Filipino painter since
Juan Luna
• The most popular Filipino painter we
ever had
• A hero painter to his admirer
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Born on January
22, 1910 at
Macabebe
“Cubism”
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Born on January
22, 1910 at
Macabebe
“Cubism”
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Give Us This Day

“Cubism”
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Born on
Novemeber 04,
1912 in Angono
University of the
Philippines
“Muralist”
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Mural depicts the

execution of Dr.
Jose Rizal at
Bagong Bayan
(Rizal Park)
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Born on January
20, 1928 in Sanat
Cruz Manila
“Cartoonist,
illustrator, Painter”
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“Cartoonist,
illustrator, Painter”
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• Jose Joya – Abstract and

Expressionism
• Anita Magsaysay-Ho – daughter of
Ambrosio Magsaysay and Armilla
Corpus
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FRESCO – is a kind of mural, painting

that is done on a wall.
From italian word “Fresh”
Fresco is an art painting on plaster
usually mixed with water and lime
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ENCAUSTIC – it consists of pigment in a

wax vehicle that has been heated to a
liquid state.
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TEMPERA – ground pigments are mixed

with a vehicle of egg yolk and thinned
water.
Usually on wood as canvass
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PASTEL – pure powdered pigment

OIL – consists of pigments mixed with
linseed oil vehicle and turpentine
medium or thinner. Slow in drying and
allows correction over.
ACRYLIC – fast drying paint made of
pigment suspended in acrylic polymer
emulsion
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COLOR
Important element that can be used to
create harmonies, contrasts, unity and
variety in an images.
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COLOR CONNOTATIONS
White- pure, innocence, emptiness,
calm, indifference
Red – radical emotions, anger, aggressive,
excitement, welcoming
Orange – unpredictable, warm,
deteriorating, changing
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COLOR CONNOTATIONS
Green – raw, promising, immature, fresh,
soothing, pleasant
Yellow – cowardly, informal, sun
Blue – clarity, severe, formal, low-spirited,
reliable
Purple – imperial, regal, articulate, showy
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LINES
Static – suggest stillness
ex. Vertical lines, horizontal lines

Dynamic – force in motion

ex. Curved lines which are
vigorous stroke
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SIZE
Magnitude or Bulk of an object
SHAPE
Physical form or figure
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TEXTURE
Repeated pattern seen in some materials
as represented in an image
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PERSPECTIVE
To give right impression of the height,
width, depth, and position. Light and dark
are used in shading and modelling of forms
in traditional art. (Value)
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PERSPECTIVE
VALUE – refers to intensity of lightness
and darkness viewed from the source.
Properties of Values
1. Intensity of light in relation to shadow
2. Relationship of Value to all adjacent tones
3. Identification of the nature and quality of light
4. Integration of the influence of reflected light