Philippines Fine Art

characters are: tura,marta,the policemen,mr. remulla,,,etc..

Lennie and George.

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Baliw Mat Weaving,Raffia Weaving,Pottery Making,Blacksmithing and Nipa Thatch Making

how the filipinos used the different elements in their art works? what made these designs different from other designs from the different provinces?

tang ina mo bk8t walang sagot

fred baldemor

There are 35 famous painters that were born in the Philippines two of them are; Fernando Amorsolo, famous for his portrait and landscapes amongst his acclaimed paintings were; Fruit Gatherer, The Marketplace, The Cockfight, Portrait of Fernanda De Jesus and Resting Under the Trees. Juan Luna was an influential Filipino sculptor and painter his works include; Spoiliarium, The Death of Cleopatra, El Pacto de Sangre, La Batalla de Lepanto and The Parisian Life.

Fernando Amorsolo and Pacita Abad are famous Filipino artists. Amorsolo painted landscapes in the Philippines. Abad contributed paintings for over thirty years.

malmo

YUng Anu Kasi .. !

Di Ko Alam EH HElp Naman Oh !

Ilocos folk art includes earthenware in various shapes and sizes, from well casing to roof tiles and flue pipes to miniatures, toys and flowerpots. It also includes metal and leather craft and wagon wheels.

Ilocos Sur (Ilokano: Abagatan nga Ilokos, Filipino:Timog Ilokos) is a province of the Philippines located in the Ilocos Region in Luzon. Vigan City, located on the mouth of the Mestizo River is the provincial capital. Ilocos Sur is bordered by Ilocos Norte and Abra to the north, Mountain Province to the east, La Union and Benguet to the south, and the South China Sea to the west.

Tikbalang

Known as Fred Sabater, he painted in the Philippines and in the United States. He lived in Richmond Virginia until he was well into his 80s and then retired to the Philippines. He did oils of many filipino scenes. His signature on the oils is bold with the "r" distended. At one time, a center in Denver had several of his works on display. I have one of his paintings and would be very interested in learning where others are. Mine was purchased in the Philippines in 1968.

SHES A FILIPINO

· Asian and African indigenous art reflect nature and the life of the common folk through various media techniques and processes based on the factors of time, climate, resources, ideas and historical and cultural context.

To feel like they are part of something, humans are social animals and prefer the feeling of belonging, social dancing is just a way to do that.

the kinds of houses in the Philippines (before the spanish period) are: nipahuts,stonehouses,(the house that's made of bamboos[it is still used even today]), caves, the houses near the shoreline, the bahaykubo (treehouse), shacks (made of metal)

Exquisite wood-carvings; world-renowned Benguet weaving; silversmithed jewelry - all readily available in the marketplaces of Baguio City.

I think the one who won the 2001 award for painting from DAvao City is Ang Kiukok.

"Kahig" means scratch on the ground. As in "Isang kahig isang tuka", one scratch on the ground and a peck.

panget kayong lahat... mga baliw hindi niyo alam ang bobo ninyo .. tanga tanga engot....

There is a noticeable Chinese influence on many things Filipino, such as food, art, and business. The influence on art is obvious in the colors of red and gold, as well as in the many paintings of dragons.

Vernard T. Malabanan

ang panget mo kasi eh hahahahahahah.....................................