 Abstract

 Minimalist and Simple

NATIONAL ARTIST FOR VISUAL ARTS
9. Federico Aguilar Alcuaz
1. Fernando Amorsolo
 Gestural Abstract
 Backlighting technique  Expressionistic
 Glow  Ceramics, paper and mix media
 Lighting  Oil painting
 Realistic
 Dim 10. Napoleon Abueva
 Mostly yellow, red, and green
 Modern Sculpture
2. Hernando Ocampo  Hardwood, stones, and metals

 Radical and poetic 11. Jeremias Elizalde Navarro

 Abstract
 Genesis  Painter and sculptor
 Abstract and Figure painting
 Colorful
 Lines  Geometric Forms and Spontaneous Stroke
 Abstract, sometimes cubism

3. Benedicto Cabrera 12. Francisco Coching

 BENCAB  Komiks
 Sabel  Fluid drawings and dramatic storyline
 Woman with kumot dress kskksks  Fantasy, Love, Adventure
 Awit or Korido
4. Carlos “Botong” Francisco

 Mural 13. Victorio Edades

 Historical past  Modernism
 Lines and Shapes  Non-conventional Style
 Cutouts and lush tropical colors
 The Triumvirate 14. Ang Kiukok

5. Cesar Legazpi  Angst, anguish and anger

 Cubism
 Neorealistic  Time of Martial Law
 Cubism
 Local Temperaments 15. Jose Joya
 The beggar, The Survivor
 Gestural paintings
6. Abdulmari Asia Imao  Color Harmony
 Country’s landscape, kinetic energy and
 Muslim culture spontaneity.
 Ethnic themes
 Ukkil, sarimanok and naga 16. Vicente Manansala
 Mural
 Cubism
 Colorful
 Happy and Bountiful Rural
7. Guillermo Tolentino  Poverty-Striken Urban set-ups
 Transparent Cubism
 Classical sculpture
 Philippine Heroes 17. Larry Alcala
 Manuel Quezon and Ramon Magsaysay
 Editorial Cartoonist
 UP Oblation
 Illustrator
8. Arturo Luz
1. Fernando Amorsolo

2. Hernando Ruiz Ocampo

3. Benedicto Cabrera

4. Carlos “Botong” Francisco

5. Cesar Legazpi

6. Abdulmari Asia Imao

7. Guillermo Tolentino
8. Arturo Luz

9. Federico Aguilar Alcuaz

10. Napoleon Abueva

11. Jeremias Elizalde Navarro

12. Francisco Coching

13. Victorio Edades

14. Ang Kiukok

15. Jose Joya

16. Vicente Manansala

17. Larry Alcala