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    The document summarizes 19th century art in the Philippines, noting that Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo were the most famous painters of that era. It also identifies Damian Domingo as the "Father of Filipino Painting" and Jose Joya as the best abstract artist, while the Neo-Realist school emerged after World War 2. For sculpture, it highlights Guillermo Tolentino's classical works and his pupil Napoleon Abueva as a pioneering modernist sculptor.

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    The document summarizes 19th century art in the Philippines, noting that Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo were the most famous painters of that era. It also identifies Damian Domingo as the "Father of Filipino Painting" and Jose Joya as the best abstract artist, while the Neo-Realist school emerged after World War 2. For sculpture, it highlights Guillermo Tolentino's classical works and his pupil Napoleon Abueva as a pioneering modernist sculptor.

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    Philippines
    Lea Bituin
    Monica Bautista
    Chewy Buhion
    Riggs Moralta
    Matthew Vergara
    Painting
    The country’s two most famous
    painters of the 19th century were
    Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo.

    Juan Luna’s “Spolarium”


    Painting
    The country’s two most famous
    painters of the 19th century were
    Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo.

    Damian Domingo is recognized as


    the “Father of Filipino Painting.”

    Painting from Domingo’s


    Album de Trajes
    Painting
    The country’s two most famous
    painters of the 19th century were
    Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo.

    Damian Domingo is recognized as


    the “Father of Filipino Painting.”

    Jose Joya is considered the


    Philippines’ best abstract artist. Jose Joya’s Orange Kites
    Painting
    The country’s two most famous
    painters of the 19th century were
    Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo.

    Damian Domingo is recognized as


    the “Father of Filipino Painting.”

    Jose Joya is considered the


    Philippines’ best abstract artist. Vicente Manansala’s
    After World War 2, the Neo-Realist Marketscene
    school of painting emerged.
    Sculpture
    Classical Philippines sculpture
    reached its peak in the works of
    Guillermo Tolentino.

    Guillermo Tolentino’s
    Bonifacio Monument
    Sculptures
    Classical Philippines sculpture
    reached its peak in the works of
    Guillermo Tolentino.

    Napoleon Abueva, one of


    Tolentino’s pupils, is one of the
    pioneering modernists in
    sculpture.
    Napoleon Abueva’s
    Fredesvinda
    Thank You!

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