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    The document discusses Philippine art history from the 16th century to the late 19th century. It notes that artistic painting was introduced by Spanish colonizers to spread Catholicism. In the early 19th century, wealthier Filipinos introduced more secular art depicting landscapes, people, fashion, and officials. The first art academy was established in 1820 by Damian Domingo, the first Filipino to paint a self-portrait. Notable artists featured include Domingo, Mariano Baldemor Madrinan, and Juan Luna, whose "Spoliarium" won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. During World War II, some painters depicted the suffering of the Filipino people from the effects of war.

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    The document discusses Philippine art history from the 16th century to the late 19th century. It notes that artistic painting was introduced by Spanish colonizers to spread Catholicism. In the early 19th century, wealthier Filipinos introduced more secular art depicting landscapes, people, fashion, and officials. The first art academy was established in 1820 by Damian Domingo, the first Filipino to paint a self-portrait. Notable artists featured include Domingo, Mariano Baldemor Madrinan, and Juan Luna, whose "Spoliarium" won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. During World War II, some painters depicted the suffering of the Filipino people from the effects of war.

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    The document discusses Philippine art history from the 16th century to the late 19th century. It notes that artistic painting was introduced by Spanish colonizers to spread Catholicism. In the early 19th century, wealthier Filipinos introduced more secular art depicting landscapes, people, fashion, and officials. The first art academy was established in 1820 by Damian Domingo, the first Filipino to paint a self-portrait. Notable artists featured include Domingo, Mariano Baldemor Madrinan, and Juan Luna, whose "Spoliarium" won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. During World War II, some painters depicted the suffering of the Filipino people from the effects of war.

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    The Philippine Art

    Painting and Sculpture


    Looking Back at Philippine Art
    Painting and Sculpture
    • Artistic Painting were introduced to the Filipinos in the 16th century
    by the Spaniards as means to spread Catholicism throughout the
    Philippines.
    • In the early 19th century, wealthier and educated Filipinos introduced
    more secular Filipino arts which the usual subjects are: landscapes,
    Filipino inhabitants, Philippine Fashion, and government officials.
    Looking Back at Philippine Art
    Philippine Art Academy – the first art school in the
    Philippines established by Damian Domingo in 1820.

    Damián Domingo y Gabor (February 12, 1796 –


    July 26, 1834)
    Chinese Filipino painter who was the first Filipino
    painter to paint his self-portrait. Domingo over saw
    the development of art and established an art school
    which became the first official art academy in the
    Philippines.
    When Domingo died in 1834, the school was unable
    to maintain the standards Domingo had set and closed
    in 1834
    Notable Artworks of Damian Domingo

    Chair of St. Peter in Rome Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Pasqual Enrile y Alcedo
    (Catedra de San Pedro en Roma) (Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario) The 63rd Governor General
    1815 of the Philippines
    Mariano Baldemor Madrinan
    Mariano Baldemor
    Madrinan
    (September 25, 1858 –
    January 7, 1939)

    • A native of Paete, Laguna.


    • The first and only Filipino
    sculptor who won the
    Amsterdam International
    Colonial Exposition of Mater Dolorosa
    1883 (Our lady of Sorrow)
    Juan Luna y Novicio

    Juan Luna y Novicio (October 24, 1857 –


    December 7, 1899)

    a Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist


    of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th
    century.

    His notable artwork “Spoliarium” won the gold


    medal in the 1884 Madrid Exposition of Fine
    Arts.
    Spoliarium
    Spoliarium
    Other Notable Artworks of Juan Luna

    The Spain and the Philippines The Parisian Life


    (Espana y Filipinas) Interior d'un Cafe
    1884 ("Inside a Café")
    1892
    Other Notable Artworks of Juan Luna

    The Battle of Lepanto


    (Batalla de Lepanto)
    1887
    Painting and Art After the War
    During World War II, some painters focused their artwork on the effects of
    war, including battle scenes, destruction, and the suffering of the Filipino
    people.

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