Damian Domingo is the Father of Philippine Painting
Juan Luna
Academic Westernized Filipino Painter
Juan Luna was a Filipino painter who won a gold medal at the Exposicion National de Bellas Artes in 1884 for his painting "Spoliarium"
Juan Luna was commissioned by the Spanish government to do paintings like "Batalla de Lepanto" and "El Pacto de Sangre"
Juan Luna was arrested for murdering his wife and mother-in-law, but was acquitted on the grounds of crime of passion
Jose Rizal: '"Luna and Hidalgo bring glory to Spain as well as to the Philippines; they were born in the Philippines, but they could have been born in Spain, because creative genius does not manifest itself solely within the borders of a specific country: it sprouts everywhere; it is like light and air; it belongs to everyone: it is cosmopolitan like space, life and God."'
Academic Westernized Filipino Artists
Fernando Amorsolo (Romantic Realism)
Guillermo Tolentino (Bonifacio Monument, 1933)
Vicente Manansala (Transparent Cubism)
Villamor Lamarroza (Surrealism)
Jose Joya (Abstract Expressionism)
Native Philippine Art
Parol
Pasiking
Sarimanok
Vinta
Taka
T'nalak
Kalesa
Torogan
Basey
Ling ling o
bulul
Pastillas wrapper
Brass ware
Okir
Burnay jar
Philippine native art reflects the Filipino identity and culture through its unique designs and colors
Native Philippine art can be found in everyday products like baskets, bracelets, hats, textiles, sandals, etc.