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Unit 4 Taking A Glimpse of Art History
Unit 4 Taking A Glimpse of Art History
Unit 4 Taking A Glimpse of Art History
UNIT 4
Taking a Glimpse of Art History
Introduction
Art shows the beauty of the past as history tells us the story of earlier times.
Learning about prehistoric art is like travelling thousands of years back and give s
us opportunities to learn how art was utilized by our ancestors, how they valued it
and how this depicted their daily lives.
In this module we will journey back to visit the cave paintings of prehistoric
people during Stone Age. We will appreciate the beautiful ornaments they carved
with their hands using limited hand tools and see how these things were
intertwined with their daily activities. The module will familiarize you with the
monumental and architectural structures erected in Southern England, Egypt,
China and other parts of the world. We will explore the beautiful artworks also
found in our own country.
More will be unpacked as you go along this module so pack your curiosity and
inquisitiveness as we travel along. Bring your artistic sense and knowledge of
history. These will all be your travel guides in our journey to appreciate arts
thought the history.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the module, you will be able to:
a. Distinguish salient characteristics of artworks produced by pre-historic
people from different countries;
b. Create a collage capturing the way of life of the pre-historic people; and
c. Demonstrate your appreciation of the different pre-historic artworks
through differentiated activities.
Name: Name:ZIGGURAT
MANUNGGUL
JAR Place:MESOPOTAMI
A
Place:
PHILIPPINES
Name:TAJ Name:COLOSSEUM
MAHAL
Place:ROME
Place:INDIA
Artworks Place
TajMahal, Manunggul Jar, Hanging Garden , China, India, Philippines, Greece, Italy,
Ziggurat, Pyramid, Colosseum, Sphinx, Great France, Rome, Egypt, Mesopotamia,
Wall Japan, Vietnam
This time, let’s see if you have a rich background as regards appreciating these
great artworks in the world.
Try to assess you performance based on the given scores and their descriptive
value.
22 - Excellent
17-21 -Good
8-16 - Fair
0-7 - Poor
Presentation of Content
Instruction: Read the text and try to answer the following guide questions. Get
ready for sharing your answers to the class.
1. What artworks are found in the different places in the word?
PYRAMID TAJMAHAL
JAR SPHINX
ZIGGURAT COLESSEUM
The oldest known works of art form from Philippines prehistory are the Angono
petroglyphs. The Angonopetrogylphs are located on the island of Luzon in Rizal
province. A petroglyph is an engraving in a rock face. It can be found all over the
world and represents the work of prehistoric peoples. A petroglyph is different
form a petrograph. Petrographs are drawing or painting on a rock face. Some
petroglyphs are thought to be a form of communication. They may be maps or
even an early form of writing. Petroglyphs may also have an important cultural
and religious significance to early cultures.(http:www.alearningfamily.com/main/angono-
petroglyphs-prehistoric-philippine-art)
Greek Art.Prehistoric Greek paintings bear motif of sea and nature during the
pre-Greek period. In the next
period Egyptian influence can
be seen. Human characters are
expression of divine system.
Prehistoric sculptures were
figures of nude male statues in
Daedalic Period. In Classical
age came sculptures of gods and
The Parthenon, 447-432 BC, Athens
goddesses. The human body
became the emphaisis of art during this period. Moving to later Greek period
showed figures of human with minimal clothing. In architecture, Ancient Greek
temples consist of three architectural orders called the Corinthian, Ionic and Doric
Orders (Ariola, M.M., 2014).
Parthenon in Athens reflects the Doric order. It ranks among the masterpieces of
world architecture. It has monumental entrances or propylae. It is best represented
by the famous gateway to the Athenian acropolis.
Roman Art. Greek and Etruscan influences were evident in Roman art.
The Roman important contribution to the development of
architecture are: its structural engineering particularly in
developing concrete reinforced by embedded brick arches
and powerful materials for creating new vaults. These were
the flexible groined vault and the dome, and the (2)
engineering design in planning cities in orderly blocks and
in creating the balanced layout of the great civic centers
called forums.(The Development of Western Thought,
Reading in Art…Vol. I 1976, pp.93-94) http://www.colosseum.net/listingview.php?
listingID=1
Application
I. Identify at least two major artworks contributed by each of the countries.
Countries Artworks How does the artwork describe the
culture of the country?
Philippines Manunggul Jar It represents the artistry and
understanding of early Filipinos
about their belief in the journey that
a soul travels in the so called
"kabilangbuhay".
Angono It says that some of its used is for
Petroglyphs communication. So, it describes that
character of the Filipino being
expressive to his or her
environment.
China It describes their culture of being
Pottery and wise because they use arts not only
Weaving for aesthetic purposes but also for
essential things or functional arts.
It describes their culture of being
Jewelries and ETC. creative because they managed to create
or to do things for aesthetic purposes to
catch the attention of others.
Greece Classical Greek art evolved quickly in
The Pergamon altar response to Greece's wars and imperial
transformations. It became much more
emotional, sensual, and even
sensationalist during the Hellenistic
period.
The Riace bronzes These tremendous statues found in the
sea off southern Italy in 1972 are
important because of few original Greek
bronze statues survive. Most of the
classical nudes in museums were carved
in marble in the Roman era, as
reproductions of such rare, and now
largely lost, originals.
Rome Raphaels Frescoes The room is dedicated to the victory of
Christianity over paganism. Its frescoes
represent this struggle from the life of
the Roman Emperor Constantine, and
are the work of Giulio Romano,
Gianfrancesco Penni and Raffaellino del
Colle.
II. Read and analyze the given statements, then identify whether it is true or false.
Give explanation to support your answer.
Statement Answer Short Explanation
1. In pre-historic times, TRUE During this period many artworks was
artworks reflected the made to represent life, afterlife and
beliefs of humans about feminism
life and fertility.
2. Asian art is essentially TRUE For example in Egyptian prehistoric
religious in nature. art, can be described as spiritual and
religious. Tombs were erected for the
pharaohs which shelter them as they
journey to the afterlife.
3. The impact of contacts TRUE A great deal of the confusion in
with peoples of mainland cultural identity stems from the fact
Asia and the middle East that Philippine art belongs to the
resulted in new ideas in western tradition in its use of paint
and canvas and other materials, as
art among the Filipinos.
well as in such influences as
impressionism, expressionism,
surrealism, cubism, pop, minimalism
and so on
4. Different places in the FALSE Pottery is from Philippines
world were known to
their famous art creations
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II.Group Activity.Form a group with five members. Create a collage capturing the
salient characteristics of the artworks of one country that the group will select.
Outputs will be graded using the given rubrics below.
III. Diad. Find a partner from your class and do a survey of artworks in your
surroundings by list down some of the prehistoric artworks that are still be
existing in your community. If none, what are these artworks which are somewhat
similar to the prehistoric artworks? Write your answers in a paper.
Prehistoric Artworks Similar artworks existing Qualities that are similar
today to both artworks
Molding clay was used
to create the bot
MANUNGGUL JAR TAPAYAN JAR
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Feedback
I. Read and identify what is being asked in the given statement.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this topic, you will be able to:
1. Be familiarized with the different indigenous art forms, materials
and sources from in the country;
2. Create written outputs highlighting the characteristics and uses of
the indigenous artworks from the locality; and
3. Show appreciation of the indigenous art of the Filipinos by
creating using the designs or motifs of the Filipino indigenous art.
Presentation of Content
Read the passage and try to answer the following questions for the discussion.
1. What are the indigenous arts that are still practiced in your locality
today?
Pottery and weaving arestill being practiced today in Philippines
2. What are the uses of these indigenous arts for the community today?
Nowadays, pottery is heated through the use of a kiln. It's widely accepted that
the ancient Egyptians created the first kilns, lined with bricks made with clay
and straw for insulation
The climate (wet or dry), location (sitio, barrio, or poblacion, cities), topography
(mountains, plains, riverbanks, coast) religion of various beliefs and sects, and
membership to cultural groups from all over the country, all of these have
influences in the material culture that are produced including art. Philippine
material culture is consist of wide array of utilitarian and ceremonial objects (Dela
Cruz, M.J. (1988). Many forms combine aesthetic concerns with utilitarian
purposes (Baesa-Pagay, et.al.,2003) including pottery, basketry, mat-making,
jewelry, metal works, textile weaving and carving. These are the indigenous art of
the Filipinos which are surviving up to this time.
Indigenous art are created by the people in the community which often uses
materials found in the locality. These are art forms are still created in the
community and has survived as industries for the locals.
In the succeeding part of this module, let us rediscover the Philippine indigenous
arts that are still surviving today and try to see where these can fit in our daily
lives as Filipinos living in the contemporary world.
Pottery
Pottery is one of the oldest arts which combine design and function
(Guillermo, A. 1989). The Manunggul Jar, a burial jar, excavated in Palawan is
an artwork having its design of two men rowing a boat expressing the beliefs of
Filipinos that spirits of the dead travel to the afterlife also expressed in the
Filipino expression “sumakabilangbuhay”. More of these burial jars were also
excavated in Cagayan Valley and other parts of the country.
Source: https://www.slideshare.net/danshiernans/art-of-luzon-highlands?next_slideshow=1
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Carving
The carving tradition in wood and metal has existed a long time ago when
our ancestors learned to use small hand tools to engrave and carve details in wood
and metal. The earliest pieces of materials with carvings are found in on the boat-
shaped coffins in Palawan. Later, carvings were found in gold, wood, and ivory in
the highlands and lowlands of Luzon and Mindanao. Even boats used by our
ancestors were decorated with intricate carvings. Carvings has utilitarian,
ornamental and even ritualistic functions in the Philippine society. This tradition
is still existing today and are used to display the skills and love for work of
Filipino carvers.
Source: https://i0.wp.com/wanderingbakya.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/retablo.jpg
Weaving
Textile weaving is one of the
indigenous art that Filipinos have
grown up with. Different indigenous
group all over the country produce
https://ph.asiatatler.com/life/weaving-the-threads-of-
filipino-heritage
their piece of textile embellished with
intricate geometric design, symbols
Jewelry
and color. Tapis, malong, abel are
It is an indigenous
some pieces of textile whichart made only
shows
for
thatadornment. In the Filipino
this indigenous art culture
is stillit
also revealsColorful,
surviving. the statusvibrant
of the and varied
designs show how refined and skilled
are the Filipinos.
Source: https://ph.asiatatler.com/life/weaving-the-threads-
of-filipino-heritage
Jewelry
It is an indigenous art made only for adornment. In the Filipino culture it
also reveals the status of the wearer in the community. Datu and his family wear
various jewelry with intricate design made of beads and even precious metals that
symbolizes their high stature in the community. Even warriors and women
members of the community create their own jewelries for adornment which
actually symbolizes their activities and accomplishments in the community.
Hunters and warriors may use beads, animal bones, wood and metal for making
their jewelries.
Source:http:// Source:https://theculturetrip.com/asia/
www.ethnicgroupsphilippines.com/people/ philippines/articles/a-guide-to-the-indigenous-
ethnic-groups-in-the-philippines/bagobo/ tribes-of-the-philippines/
Application
Try to assess your knowledge. Based on your score, check the level of your
knowledge using the following scoring guide.
SCORE DESCRIPTION
9-10 You have a wide knowledge about the topic. You can still add
more to what you already know
7-8 You are moderately knowledgeable about the topic, you can
still learn more.
5-6 You have knowledge about the topic but a lot of learning may
increase your knowledge.
Below 5 It seems that you have very little knowledge on the topic but
you’ll enjoy learning more as we go along.
Good job! Check on your score using the following point system.
20 points – if 9 boxes are filled up correctly 10 points – if 4 boxes are filled up
correctly
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18 points – if 8 boxes are filled up correctly 8 points – if 3 boxes are filled up correctly
16 points – if 7 boxes are filled up correctly 6 points – if 2 boxes are filled up correctly
14 points – if 6 boxes are filled up correctly 4 points – if 1 box is filled up correctly
12 points – if 5 boxes are filled up correctly
Feedback
I. Debate (Fish Bowl)
The class will be divided into two big groups according to their opinion regarding
the issue “Which should we promote today, our indigenous art or contemporary
art which are heavily influenced by Western design?”
Those who choose indigenous art shall stay on one side of the room and the other
group who chose contemporary art stay on the other side. Each of the team shall
choose four speakers for every group. They will compose the discussion group
and will be seated in front. They will be given time to have a conversation to
share their opinions regarding the topic. Each one shall be given opportunity to
talk and give reasons for their opinion.
The rest of the students will have to listen to the group’s discussion. After all the
participants in the fish bowl have raised their opinions, the listeners will be given
their turn to give their opinion or ideas on what they have heard from the
discussion. They could agree, disagree or add information to what was being
discussed. This way the discussion is enriched and every member of the class is
given a chance to talk.
Instruction: Write the letter of the correct answer to the following questions.
__A__1. Bul’ul is a carved figure from the __________ that symbolizes the
ancient
Gods looking after the bountiful harvest.
A. Cordilleras C. Visayas peninsula
B. Cagayan mountains D. Mindanao
___B__2. Using materials from the earth such as sticky clays _________ as an
indigenous art is known in the entire Philippines with their unique designs
and numerous uses.
A. carving B. pottery C. painting D. weaving
__C___3. Which of the following art forms do not include products of weaving?
A. abel from Ilocos C. barong made of pinya fabric
B. tapis of Visayas D. okir of the Maranaos
__A___4. The people of Quezon are very skilled in making hats, fans, and mats
which are products of basketry and mat-making also popular in other parts
of the country. Which of the following are indigenous materials
commonly used for this art?
A. bamboo and rattan C. twigs and vines
B. buri and pandan D. plastic strips and textile
___C__5. The Manunggul jar excavated in __________ tells us the belief of
Filipinos that spirits of the travel from the world of mortals to the world
of spirits or what we usually say “sakabilangbuhay”.
A. Cagayan B. Mindoro C. Palawan D. Sulu
__B___6. Kalisor krisis a _________ from Mindanao which is a product of
skilled metal carving bearing intricate design.
A. eating utensil B. weapon C. vessel D. boat
__C___7. Paete in ________ is one of the many places in the Philippines where
wood carving tradition has flourished throughout the years and is the seat
of carving capital in the country.
A. Batangas B. Bicol C. Laguna D. Mindoro
___D__8. What are the most common design that are embellished in the
indigenous textile in the country weaved by Filipinos?
A. human figure C. geometric design
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III. Appreciation
Create a pattern or design inspired by our indigenous arts that can be used
as decorative of any material such as Shirt design, textile, ID lace, furniture or
others. Sketch the product bearing the design. Write a short description of the
inspiration of the design.
wooden craft design is my inspiration
in making this, and that is because
wooden art is well known in my
country.
Rubrics
Use of indigenous design – 5 points
Artistry and creativity – 5 points
Color and texture – 5 points
Innovativeness – 5 points
Overall appeal – 5 points
25 points
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the module, you will be able to:
a. Identify the characteristics and various influences of western art to
the Philippine arts;
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Form groups of five. Within two minutes list down two examples of art pieces,
architecture or other art forms which you believe are influenced by western art.
Prepare a short explanation for the sharing. Each group will be given one minute
to share their answers.
Presentation of Content
Read the passage and try to answer the following questions for the discussion.
1. What are the basic characteristics of Western artwhich evolved in the in
the different period?
2. What Philippine architecture are influenced by Western art?
intricacies of Western art in the different time of history and be astonished on how
it blended in Philippine art.
Greek
The Greek art development evolved during the four periods namely: Geometric,
Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic. Artworks in Geometric period used geometric
shapes and patterns while human figures are given importance in the Archaic
Period. The Classical Period marks the peak of Greek sculpture and architecture
when the Greeks had the interest on rebuilding their temples and focused on the
creation of artworks. Hellenistic Period during the time of Alexander the Great
focused on showcasing emotions in the different artworks and depict reality.
Artworks show balance and pose varied emotions evoked by subjects of the
artworks. Greek art shows artistic perfection. The golden age of Greek art
emerged in 5th century shown in paintings on vases. In sculpture, the proportion of
figures shows balance which became the canon for years. Indeed this intricacies
of Greek art made it popular up to this time.
The Greeks significant contribution to architecture are the three famous columns
from the Doric, Ionic and Corinthian Orders. Each order has its unique design and
which is popularly used in many architectural buildings until now.
Source: smarthistory.org
These characteristics can be seen in the sculpture of showing vividly the figure of
the supreme god in Greek mythology in the Statue of Zeus. The Temple of Zeus is
lifted by massive and intricate columns that mirrors the strength of the Greek god.
In the Philippines, this Greek design is adapted in a mausoleum built in Manila
Memorial Park built with strong pillars and styled with intricacies.
Statue of Zeus
https://www.crystalinks.com/ Temple of Zeus https://www.crystalinks.com/greekarchitecture.html
statuezeusolympia.html
Roman
The Roman artespecially in sculpture has influences from the Greek which has
humanistic basis. Roman art though, produced realistic portraitsshowing the
specific and individual. In architecture, huge domes reflected in the Partheon
were used in Christian churches. The Romans modified Greek columns design
and contributed new design known as Tuscan, Roman Doric and Composite
which are used to build great architecture still known today.
Source:www.google.com.ph
Source: natio
Gothic
Gothic architecture style
values height, sizable
windows and exaggerated
arches. Advanced
engineering allowed for
increasingly collosal
buildings with vaults, buttresses and pointed tops. Gothic revival
can be seen today having Gothic spires and lancet arches in the
exterior of buildings and pointed arches are in place. Long lancet
windows are installed as well as high steel columns found in
Basilica Minore de San Sebastian.
Byzantine
Byzantine architecture (4th -15th century) basically focuses in interior rather than
the exterior. Churches are characterized by impressive dome ceiling, are eclectic
and irregular and uses vaults and round arches. Byzantine masonry uses bricks for
the entire wall. Interior décor uses fresco, mosaics and engraved marbles on the
walls and ceilings. The best example of this is the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul,
Turkey.
Renaissance
The Renaissance period showed the development of naturalism and individualism
as recognized in the various sculptures produced during that time. There is a
strong interest in perfecting the anatomical interest and correctness of structure.
Paintings bear clear details that affects its viewers. Papal commissions in Rome
made way for the artistry of great artists Michaelangelo, Raphael and Da Vinci.
Baroque
The Baroque age in the 17 th
Century opened up to diverse
styles of arts seen in large-scale
mural and ceiling paintings.
Characterized by subtle, intimate
and revealing works in painting
and sketches are very evident.
Royal commissions gave birth to
various artworks
St. Thomas for the
of Villanueva king
Parich andin Miagao, Iloilo
Church
Source: Study.com
queen. Baroque architecture
were characterized by dramatic buildings still holding its antique forms but were
modified. Sculpture during this time evolved into dramatic, intense and even has
theatrical characteristics. The fortified building, bell towers constructed for
protection, unique style.
Symmetry with plan layout consisted of Latin cross,
austere exteriors, ornaments concentrated in the
interior with moldings, paintings and sculptures, altars
and columns is another characteristic of Byzantine
architecture. The interior of San Agustin Church shows
detailed design influenced by Byzantine architecture.
Application
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I. I Knew It…
Choose three Western art influences notable to you based on the discussion
above. List down as much information you fromthe discussion. Enrich what you
have learned by doing a quick search for additional information that may help you
understand more about the characteristics of the different Western art by filling
out the diagram below.
1. Gothic
A church of resurrected gothic architecture, best known as the San Sebastian Church,
is located in the proximity of Manila and on the quieter side of Quiapo. It is also known
as the Basilica Menor de San Sebastian and is one of the country's oldest churches as
well as the Philippines' only all-steel temple of God.
2. Christian Art
Christian art is religious art that incorporates Christian ideas and images. ... The most
prevalent subjects are images of Jesus and narrative events from the Life of Christ, and
scenes from the Old Testament appear in the art of most religions.
3.
Roman
The art of Ancient Rome, its Republic and later Empire includes architecture, painting,
sculpture and mosaic work. Luxury objects in metal-work, gem engraving, ivory carvings, and
glass are sometimes considered to be minor forms of Roman art,[1] although they were not
considered as such at the time. Sculpture was perhaps considered as the highest form of art
by Romans, but figure painting was also highly regarded. A very large body of sculpture has
survived from about the 1st century BC onward, though very little from before, but very little
painting remains, and probably nothing that a contemporary would have considered to be of
the highest quality.
www.csu.edu.ph
WESTERN
INDIGENOUS
The Athena building, that has a huge dome in the
Some natural and metaphysical forms that The building was inspired by a center, inspired by roman art, in architecture, huge
design in this building, western design from the first to
domes reflected in the Partheon were used in
the last floor, and the
quadrangle, some natural and Christian churches, and the Greek-inspired building
metaphysical art forms of the decorated with Corinthian columns and designs
athena building that were
inspired by indigenous art
design, which made the part of
this into an amazing one is the
proof that combining the two
artforms can create a great
masterpiece.
II. Post Test
A. True or False
Instruction: Write if the statement is True or False on the space provided.
TRUE1. The development of Greek art evolved in three periods which
showcases artistic styles from geometric shape patterns and human
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figures.
FALSE2. It is observed that in the earlier part of the 19th century Philippine art
creations focused mainly on describing the daily life activities of
Filipinos.
TRUE3. The Romans produced realistic portrayal of individuals which can be
seen in their sculptures.
TRUE4. The Christian art basically represent spirituality and faith through
elaborate decors of churches using biblical subjects for ornamentation.
TRUE5. In the Philippines, paintings and churches are adorned with symbolic
figures of saints, cherubs, angels and the Sarimanok which are often
found in the altars.
TRUE 6. Tall windows and columns with the presence of exaggerated arches are
the basic characteristics of Gothic architecture.
TRUE 7. The Byzantine period gives emphasis on the interior of structures which
are somewhat eclectic and irregular.
TRUE 8. The artistry of the great artists Michaelangelo, Raphael and Van Goh
contributed to the creation of great artistic works during the Renaissance.
TRUE 9. Impressive dome ceilings and intricate décor in the interior of churches
or architecture are characteristics of Byzantine architecture.
FALSE 10. The grandeur of the Roman arts is opposed in Neoclassicism which
brought back the use of on basic geometric style and focused on
symmetry.
B. Essay.
Instruction. Choose one of the questions and write two paragraphs for your
response. Give your opinion and support to your answer. (15 points)
1. What do you perceiveas the effect of Western influence to the Philippine
art today?
2. Which period of the Western art history do you find most common in your
locality? What are the examples and where can you find them?
3. As a Filipino, how are you going to utilize the western influences in the
arts without forgetting to give importance to our indigenous art?
To appreciate arts it was helpful to understand how arts evolved by learning about
the prehistoric arts of the different countries. Every country has their own
character and beauty to show the present generation through their art. These
enriches ones interest in the arts and value them as part of great human
contribution.
In this module we also had a glimpse of the treasury of Filipino indigenous art
that has existed through time. Our indigenous arts have evolved and kept the
qualities of Filipino creativity and mirror our rich culture. Indigenous groups have
distinct cultures which are reflected in their indigenous art. Through time they
have continued to create and improve these indigenous arts to adapt with the
growing needs of the members of the group. On the other hand, we recognize the
Western influences to the arts and also appreciate how these blend well with what
is indigenous.
Learning and appreciating art surely remind us of who we were, who we are today
and will lead us to where can these treasures will mark the Philippine art in the
contemporary world and in the global community.
.
Reflection
Post It…
Go around your community and write a short article about the one form of
indigenous art that you can still find and are created by the people of the
community. Take a photos of the artwork and if possible, the artist or artisan who
created it. Include caption for the photos. The article should describe, promote
and encourage people to patronize the indigenous art. Post the article in your
Facebook Account or create a class Facebook Page where everyone in the class
could post their outputs in the Art Appreciation class.
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