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    Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were two influential Filipino painters. Luna was born in 1857 and was a member of the Propaganda Movement who won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. His paintings featured theatrical characters and allegorical scenes. Amorsolo was born in 1892 and is known for his impressionistic landscapes depicting Filipino culture and identity formation. Both artists made significant contributions to Philippine art and notions of nationhood.

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    Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were two influential Filipino painters. Luna was born in 1857 and was a member of the Propaganda Movement who won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. His paintings featured theatrical characters and allegorical scenes. Amorsolo was born in 1892 and is known for his impressionistic landscapes depicting Filipino culture and identity formation. Both artists made significant contributions to Philippine art and notions of nationhood.

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    Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were two influential Filipino painters. Luna was born in 1857 and was a member of the Propaganda Movement who won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. His paintings featured theatrical characters and allegorical scenes. Amorsolo was born in 1892 and is known for his impressionistic landscapes depicting Filipino culture and identity formation. Both artists made significant contributions to Philippine art and notions of nationhood.

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    Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were two influential Filipino painters. Luna was born in 1857 and was a member of the Propaganda Movement who won gold at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. His paintings featured theatrical characters and allegorical scenes. Amorsolo was born in 1892 and is known for his impressionistic landscapes depicting Filipino culture and identity formation. Both artists made significant contributions to Philippine art and notions of nationhood.

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    WORKS OF

    LUNA AND
    AMORSOLO

    Presented by: Castillo, Reine Kwinzy


    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    Juan Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta

    • Born on October 24, 1857 in Badoc Iilocos Norte

    • Third among the seven children of Joaquin Luna


    de San Pedro and Laureana Novicio

    • Member of the Propaganda Movement and the


    Illustrados

    • One of the first known Filipino artist

    • He died on December 7, 1899, from a cardiac


    arrest.
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    • He got married in 1886 to Maria de la Paz de


    Tavera

    • They had a son, Andres, and a daughter named


    Maria.

    • He killed his wife and his mother-in-law on


    September 22, 1892.
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    • He finished college at Ateneo Municipal de


    Manila, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts
    degree.

    • He was enrolled at Escuela Nautica de Manila


    (now the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy)
    and became a sailor.

    • He also enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts and


    was sent to Madrid to pursue his career.
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    • His winning the gold medal at the 1884 Madrid


    Exposition of Fine Arts, along with fellow Filipino
    painter Félix Resurrección Hidalgo's winning the
    silver, sparked a celebration that was a major
    highlight in the memories of members of the
    Propaganda Movement.

    • Luna painted literary and historical settings. His


    allegorical artwork frequently featured characters
    in theatrical stances and was influenced by
    classical balance.
    PAINTINGS OF JUAN LUNA

    SPOLARIUM
    PAINTINGS OF JUAN LUNA

    THE PARISIAN LIFE


    PAINTINGS OF JUAN LUNA

    BATTLE OF
    LEPANTO
    PAINTINGS OF JUAN LUNA

    BLOOD COMPACT
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    Fernando Amorsolo y Cueto


    • One of the most significant artists in the Philippines
    was Fernando Amorsolo Y Cueto.
    • Has lived on May 30, 1892 to April 24, 1972.
    • Amorsolo is most known for his lit landscapes, which
    frequently depicted traditional Filipino rituals,
    culture, fiestas, and jobs
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    • at age 13, he began working as an apprentice for his mother's first cousin, the
    renowned Filipino artist Fabian de la Rosa. Amorsolo began his education in
    1909 at the Liceo de Manila before enrolling in the University of the
    Philippines' fine arts program, from which he graduated in 1914. He spent
    three years working as a commercial artist and adjunct professor at the
    university before enrolling in the Escuela de San Fernando in Madrid to further
    his education. He sketched for seven months, experimenting with the use of
    light and color in the museums and on the city's streets. That winter, he
    traveled to New York and came across the cubist and post-impressionist art,
    which had a significant influence on his own work. After arriving back in
    Manila, he opened his own studio.
    BACKGROUND OF THE AUTHOR

    • Grand Old Man of Philippine Art," as he was affectionately


    known, was the country's first person to receive official
    recognition as a national artist. This was due to his
    "pioneering use of impressionistic technique" and his
    proficiency in the use of lighting and backlighting in his
    paintings, which were "significant not only in the
    development of Philippine art but also in the formation of
    Filipino notions of self and identity. In his paintings of
    Filipina women, Amorsolo rejected Western ideals of
    beauty in favor of Filipino ideals and was fond of basing
    the faces of his subjects on members of his fam. His
    pastoral works presented "an imagined sense of
    nationhood in counterpoint to American colonial rule" and
    were significant to the formation of Filipino national
    identity.
    PAINTINGS OF FERNANDO AMORSOLO

    THE MAKING OF
    PHILIPPINE FLAG
    PAINTINGS OF FERNANDO AMORSOLO

    PLANTING RICE
    PAINTINGS OF FERNANDO AMORSOLO

    DALAGANG BUKID
    PAINTINGS OF FERNANDO AMORSOLO

    THE BURNING OF
    MANILA

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