135 PHILIPPINES

• burial Jar excavated from a neolithic burial site in manunggul cave of tabon caves at lipuun Point at palawan dating from 890-710 B.C.

  manunggul jar
• identify the period: there is also exchange of an art aesthetics and art processes with the chinese and other asian countries who fequents as traders with our indigenous groups

  precolonial art period
• a tagalog ancient script also known in visayan as badlit, derived from brahmic scripts of india and first recorded in the 16th century

  baybayin
• the baybayin was continued to be used during the spanishh colonization up until the late ____ century

  19th
• an artistic cultural heritage of the maranaos of lanao, philippines

  okir (sarimanok)
• an artistic design of the maranao native inhabitants of southern philippines beginning from the early 6th century before the islamization of the area

  okir (sarimanok)
• a design or pattern often rendered or curved in hardwood, brass, silver, and wall painting in curvilinear lines and arabic geometric figures

  okir
• okir is a often rendered or curved in ____, ____, ____, and ____ ____ in curvilinear lines and arabic geometric figures

  hardwood, brass, silver, wall painting
• most common theme of okir

  sarimanok
• other precolonial art (6)

  pottery,

  weaving,

  tattoo,

  jewelry,

  carving,

  metal crafts
• introduced formal painting, sculpture, and architecture which was inspired by byzantine, gothic, baroque, and rococo art styles

  spanish colonial art period
• during the spanish colonial art period, most of the artworks were _____ or _____ based

  religious, catholic
• the 4 styles that inspired formal painting, sculpture, and architecture during the spanish colonial art period

  byzantine art, baroque art, rococo art, gothic art
• are artistic products of the eastern roman (byzantine) empire, as well as the nations and states that inherited culturally from the empire

  byzantine art
• byzantine art were more ____ based art

  christian
• often thought of as a period of artistic style that used exaggerated motion and clear, easily interpret detail to produce drama, tension, exuberance, and grandeur in sculpture, painting, architecture, literature, dance, theater, and music

  baroque
• characterized by whimsical, curvy lines, and elaborately decorative style of art

  rococo art
• its name "rococo art" is derived from the french word "____" meaning rock-work after the forms of sea shells

  rocaille
• the french word "rocaille" means ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

  rock-work after the forms of sea shells
• the style of art produced in northern europe from the middle ages up until the beginning of the renaissance

  gothic art
• gothic art is especially known for _____, _____, and _____

  the distinctive arched design of its churches,

  its stained glass,

  its illuminated manuscripts
• spanish colonialism lives on with the filipino "____" ____ and ____ ____

  antique furniture,

  carving designs
• in the formation of the elite filipino class, the ____ paved way for the rich locals to study abroad, a more "academic" and "western" approach has been learned

  ilustrado
• the filipino classicism is formed that borrows ____, ____, and even a hint of ____

  neoclassicism, romanticism, impressionism
• the ____ ____ is formed that borrows the neoclassicism, romanticism, and even a hint of impressionism

  filipino classicism
• the father of filipino painting

  damian domingo
• first filipino to paint his face, the first self-portrait in the philippines

  damian domingo
• the first school of drawing in the philippines (1821)

  academia de dibujo y pintura
• who founded the first school of drawing in the philippines, namely the academia de dibujo y pintura?

  damian domingo
• internationally renowned artist

  juan luna
• filipino painter, sculptor, and a political activist of the philippine revolution during the late 19th century

  juan luna
• one of the greatest filipino painters along with juan luna in the 19th century

  felix resurreccion hidalgo
• felix resurreccion hidalgo's works had a touch of _____ and ____ of the ____

  romanticism,

  aesthetics of the neoclassicism
• which painting won the gold medal in the 1884 madrid exposition of fine arts

  spolarium
• what 2 filipino art styles developed during the spanish period?

  miniaturismo, letras y figuras
• art style that pays attention to the embroidery and texture of the costume

  miniaturismo
• miniaturismo pays attention to the ____ and ____ of the costume

  embroidery, texture
• art style that fuses letters with figures in everyday activity amidst a common background

  letras y figuras
• letras y figuras is usually used in panting a ____ ____ ____

  patron's full name
• ____, ____, and ____ gained popularity and incorporated in fine arts during the american colonial art period

  art illustration, advertising, commercial design