MINIMALISM

Mario Yrisarry, “Precincts” (1965).

Seem to share one stencil, but the feel and intent, one from the other, is very
different.

 Cities of the Past (1999)

A city emerges from intricate grids of white, structurally sound and
powerful, Arturo Luz builds a fictitious city of old, flourishing with
pagodas and domes alike.

Leo Valledor (1936–1989)
Skeedo (1965) is so quirky and radically shaped that it seems
without precedent.
 LARGE-SCALE ART

The Fishermen’, 1981  Ang Kiukok

He is acclaimed for his series of Fishermen at Sea, which connects

both energy, faith and the struggle of fishermen under a vibrant
crimson sun labouring together to bring in the haul for the day.

Eduardo Masferré (1909-1995)

Sagada’, 1952

His photographs capture the culture of the people in his community and

Romulo Olazo's 'Diaphanous Anthuriums (B-CCXXXIV)' was

finished in 2014. It was one of his last works before his death

Romulo Olazo’s ‘Diaphanous B-CCXXXV’ (in photo) and

‘Diaphanous Anthuriums (B-CCXXXIV),’ are two of largest

Fernando Amorsolo (1892-1972)

The figures and illuminated landscapes magically glow on the

canvas.

‘The Fruit Gatherer’, 1950’