NATIONAL ARTIST FOR PAINTING IN THE

PHILIPPINES
GROUP 3
FERNANDO C. AMORSOLO
MAY 30, 1892 – APRIL 24, 1972

Region: NCR
Contribution: Considered the "Grand
Old Man of Philippine Art," known for
his backlighting technique
: His masterful use of light and color, as
well as his ability to capture the essence
of Filipino culture and identity,
contributed to his recognition as a
National Artist of the Philippines in
1972.
Most famous artwork:
"Maiden in a Stream" (1921)
JEREMIAS “JERRY” ELIZALDE NAVARRO
MAY 22, 1924 – JUNE 10, 1999

Region: NCR
Contribution: Proficient painter and sculptor,
spanning 40 years in the visual arts, known for
merging human and animal forms in masks,
creating abstract and figurative paintings, and
constructing mixed-media assemblages with
found objects and metal parts.
: His works often explored themes of social
commentary and existentialism, making him a
significant figure in Philippine modern art.
MOST FAMOUS ARTWORK:
“THE SEASONS” (1992: PRUDENTIAL BANK COLLECTION)
VICENTE MANANSALA
JANUARY 22, 1910 – AUGUST 22, 1981

Region: Central Luzon

Contribution: Known for paintings
teetering on the edge of abstraction
: His contributions to Philippine art
led to his recognition as a National
Artist of the Philippines in 1981.
MOST FAMOUS ARTWORK:
“MOTHER AND CHILD, 1967”
VICTORIO C. EDADES
DECEMBER 23, 1895 – MATCH 7, 1985

Region: Ilocos Region

Contribution: Father of Modern
Philippine Painting
: His use of bold colors, dynamic
compositions, and emphasis on depicting
Filipino life and culture helped establish
him as a significant figure in Philippine
art history.
MOST FAMOUS ARTWORK:
“THE SKETCH, 1928”
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