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    The document discusses the beginnings of art in the Philippines starting in the 16th century with the arrival of Spanish colonizers who brought Catholicism and constructed churches, convents, monasteries and other religious buildings. It notes that early Philippine art was dominated by religious imagery painted on the walls of these structures due to the scarcity of materials from Europe. Over time, Philippine artists developed their own styles as the medium became more available, moving from frescoes to historical and genre paintings in the 19th-20th centuries as seen in the works mentioned from Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo.

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    The document discusses the beginnings of art in the Philippines starting in the 16th century with the arrival of Spanish colonizers who brought Catholicism and constructed churches, convents, monasteries and other religious buildings. It notes that early Philippine art was dominated by religious imagery painted on the walls of these structures due to the scarcity of materials from Europe. Over time, Philippine artists developed their own styles as the medium became more available, moving from frescoes to historical and genre paintings in the 19th-20th centuries as seen in the works mentioned from Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo.

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    Readings in Philippine History

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    The document discusses the beginnings of art in the Philippines starting in the 16th century with the arrival of Spanish colonizers who brought Catholicism and constructed churches, convents, monasteries and other religious buildings. It notes that early Philippine art was dominated by religious imagery painted on the walls of these structures due to the scarcity of materials from Europe. Over time, Philippine artists developed their own styles as the medium became more available, moving from frescoes to historical and genre paintings in the 19th-20th centuries as seen in the works mentioned from Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo.

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    Paintings in History

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    "Untitled (Burnt-Out Europe)" by Manuel Ocampo

    Beginning
    of
    Arts
    in the
    Philippines
    SPANISH(1521)

    COMMUNICATION

    CATHOLICISM

    The Crucifixion of St. Peter (Michelangelo)


    CHURCHES,
    CONVENTS,
    RESIDENCES,
    MONASTERIES,
    SCHOOLS,
    CHAPELS

    NIPA HUTS
    San Agustin in Intramuros
    16TH CENTURY
    FRESCOES

    JESUS, MARY
    AND JOSEPH
    Scarcity of paintings from Europe and America
    AVAILABILITY OF MEDIUM

    DEVELOPMENT
    OF OWN STYLE
    Religious
    Imagery
    Size
    Matters
    LDS Media Library
    Historical Paintings
    SPOLIARIUM (JUAN LUNA, 19th Century)
    THE PARISIAN LIFE(JUAN LUNA, 1892)
    ANTIPOLO FIESTA (FERNANDO AMORSOLO, 1947)
    PALAY MAIDEN (FERNANDO AMORSOLO, 1920)

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