TITLE: The Parisian Life ARTIST: Juan Luna TECHNIQUE: Oil on canvas DATE: 1892 "The Parisian Life" is a masterpiece by Juan Luna, a renowned Filipino artist. Painted in 1892 using the technique of oil on canvas, this artwork showcases Luna's exceptional talent and captures a glimpse of the vibrant social scene in Paris during that era. The painting portrays a group of elegantly dressed individuals engaged in lively conversation, reflecting the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the city. Luna's meticulous attention to detail and skillful use of light and color bring the scene to life, immersing viewers in the ambiance of Parisian society. "The Parisian Life" stands as a testament to Luna's artistic brilliance and his ability to capture the essence of a specific time and place.
Cruz, Jennie Rose D. BS ENTREP 1-4 INFO SHEET #4 The artwork of Fernando Amorsolo which is the "Planting Rice". It signified the agrarian production of the Philippines along with the equal sexuality.
Mabeza, Princess Ella Mariel B. BS Entrep 1-14 Info sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? The artwork that is considered the national pride and glory of the Philippines is "Hope in the Ruins of Manila," created in 1945 by Fernando Amorsolo. The hope in the ruins of Manila is described in the war, the destruction during World War II, and the Japanese occupation of the Philippines. Despite the bad events that happened, Fernando Amorsolo still managed to give people hope. The artwork by Fernando Amorsolo shows a Filipino woman holding her child, who says or gives hope for the bright future of future generations.
JUANAYA, RACHEL ANN V. BS ENTREP 1-15 INFO SHEET 4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a natural pride and glory of the Philippines? “Gathering of Heroes” by Juanito Torres (2017) - This painting features Andres Bonifacio, Melchora Aquino, Jose Rizal, Antonio Luna, Emilio Jacinto, Emilio Aguinaldo. Many of those figures were instrumental in the Philippine revolutionary movement of the 19th century.
Lara, Riamel O. BS Entrep 1-14 Info Sheet# 4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? The "Mother and Child" by Napoleon Abueva in 1950.
Peren, John Michael L. BS ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1-4 Info Sheet no. 4 1. Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? - The artwork made by Mr. Juan Luna called " Spoliarium " is one the national pride of the Philippines where in this painting subject is the history depicting the dying gladiators in roman circus. This artwork has been kept to the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila. Furthermore, According to Dr. Jose P. Rizal, The Spoliarium, "embodied the essence of our social, moral and political life." where in it show that "Humanity unredeemed, reason and idealism in open struggle with prejudice, fanaticism and injustice." Therefore, I consider this as one of The National Pride and Glory of the Philippines not just because of the art design, but the content of the Art.
Doctor, Belmar L. BS Entrep 1-14 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Title: Fruit Gatherer Artist: Fernando Amorsolo Technique: Oil on canvas Date: 1950 The piece captures the fresh and pure beauty of serenity of rural areas atmospheres in the country. It not only shows the great alliance of the Filipino culture and nature, but also stress the ideas of work effort, community, and regard of natural resources. The "Fruit Gatherer" piece is one of the most important works of art in the Philippines that portray national pride and cultural background and it is easy creating a connecting string with Filipino people through this symbolism of the resilient Filipino spirit.
Corro, Jayvee Marc B. BS Entrep 1-14 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? - One iconic artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is the "Spoliarium" painted by Juan Luna. Created in 1884, the Spoliarium is a massive and powerful masterpiece that captures the emotions and struggles of the Filipino people during a pivotal time in their history. It depicts fallen gladiators being dragged away from the Roman Colosseum, serving as a metaphor for the Filipino fight against oppression and colonization.
Teoxon, Phoebe Kate T. Bs Entrep 1-4 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Title: "The Triumph of Science Over Death" Artist: Carlos "Botong" Francisco Technique: Mural Date: 1953
INFO SHEET #4 MENDOZA, ESTRELLA F. BS-ENTREP 1-4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Title: " Palay Maiden " Artist: Fernando Amorsolo Technique: Oil on canvas Date: 1920 - Artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is "Palay Maiden" by Fernando Amorsolo is a representation of the rural life in the Philippines and the significance of agriculture in Filipino culture. The painting captures the beauty and simplicity of a young maiden in a traditional Filipino dress, symbolizing the connection between the people and the land. It showcases the importance of rice farming and the hard work of farmers in sustaining the nation's food source.
MANALO, ALDRIN B. BS ENTREP 1-15 INFO SHEET #4 "The Spoliarium" by the one and only Juan Luna is a popular artwork that makes Filipinos proud and the glory of the Philippines. It became a famous artwork because it symbolizes the pain, struggles, and sacrifices that Filipinos experienced under the Spanish authority, as well as hope for freedom from them.
Caminoy, Jazmine L. Entrep 1-15 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? - "Mother Natures Bounty Harvest" by Victorio Edades (1935) The painting highlights the relationship Filipinos have with the land, and the joy they receive from the abundance of produce nature affords to them.
Bahan, Mary Rose Q. BS ENTREP 1-7 INFO SHEET#4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? TITLE: PLANTING RICE PAINTER: FERNANDO AMORSOLO The painting features farmers set on a rice field, regardless of their gender, they are all together working under a bright sunny day. Due to the usage of nature and pastel colors the painting gives off a light visual weight, an irony to the heavy toil and labor that rice planting entails.
Juani, Jonalyn P. BS ENTREP 1-14 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? The artwork of juan luna, which is the "spoliarium" I chose it, because the creator of this artwork is of Filipino blood. based on the painting we can see that there are people who are at war or they are at war. there is a man lying there as if unconscious and killed in battle, this artwork reflects that this is what happened to us when the spanish conquered us. Many died in the war. This symbolizes that even if you just look at this painting, you will know what happened to our Filipinos at the hands of the Spaniards.
Pinca, Reina Mae B. BS ENTREP 1-15 Info Sheet #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Answer: "Planting Rice" by Fernando Amorsolo
Name: Labitan, Mheliza Ann M Yr & Section: BS ENTREP 1-14 QUESTION: Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? ANSWER: The title of the painting is “!The Black Nazarene of Quiapo” by Ricarte M. Puruganan (1937) and it’s made out of oil on canvas. The Quiapo culture of praying to the Black Nazarene is depicted in this painting. It represents the solidarity of Filipinos and their shared prayer throughout the procession. Filipinos have been using this culture for a number of years since they believe in God and miracles. In addition, this painting depicts a real-life picture and scenario of black Nazi worship.
DESONIA, RICA MAE BS ENTREP 1-4 INFO SHEET 4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Title: Planting Rice Artist: Fernando Amorsolo Technique: Oil on canvas Date: 1951
IMBORNAL,JEMROSE A. BS-ENTREP 1-15 INFO SHEET 4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Another artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is the "The Last Supper" by Juan de la Cruz. This iconic painting depicts the biblical scene of Jesus Christ and his disciples sharing their final meal together before his crucifixion.
Añasco, Jinelyn L. BS ENTREP 1-4 INFO SHEET #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Answer : “ The Oblation ” by Guillermo Tolentino
LITUANIA, ROSE ANN I. BSENTREP 1-4 INFO SHEET #4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Answer, Spoliarium by Juan Luna (Diko sure kung tama)😅
Maramba, Hannah Mae P. BS ENTREP 1 - 4 INFO SHEET 4 Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines? Title: "Fruit Gatherer" Artist: Fernando Amorsolo Technique: Oil on canvas Date: 1950
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TITLE: The Parisian Life
ARTIST: Juan Luna
TECHNIQUE: Oil on canvas
DATE: 1892
"The Parisian Life" is a masterpiece by Juan Luna, a renowned Filipino artist. Painted in 1892 using the technique of oil on canvas, this artwork showcases Luna's exceptional talent and captures a glimpse of the vibrant social scene in Paris during that era. The painting portrays a group of elegantly dressed individuals engaged in lively conversation, reflecting the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the city. Luna's meticulous attention to detail and skillful use of light and color bring the scene to life, immersing viewers in the ambiance of Parisian society. "The Parisian Life" stands as a testament to Luna's artistic brilliance and his ability to capture the essence of a specific time and place.
Cruz, Jennie Rose D.
BS ENTREP 1-4
INFO SHEET #4
The artwork of Fernando Amorsolo which is the "Planting Rice". It signified the agrarian production of the Philippines along with the equal sexuality.
Mabeza, Princess Ella Mariel B.
BS Entrep 1-14
Info sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
The artwork that is considered the national pride and glory of the Philippines is "Hope in the Ruins of Manila," created in 1945 by Fernando Amorsolo. The hope in the ruins of Manila is described in the war, the destruction during World War II, and the Japanese occupation of the Philippines. Despite the bad events that happened, Fernando Amorsolo still managed to give people hope. The artwork by Fernando Amorsolo shows a Filipino woman holding her child, who says or gives hope for the bright future of future generations.
JUANAYA, RACHEL ANN V.
BS ENTREP 1-15
INFO SHEET 4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a natural pride and glory of the Philippines?
“Gathering of Heroes” by Juanito Torres (2017)
- This painting features Andres Bonifacio, Melchora Aquino, Jose Rizal, Antonio Luna, Emilio Jacinto, Emilio Aguinaldo. Many of those figures were instrumental in the Philippine revolutionary movement of the 19th century.
Lara, Riamel O.
BS Entrep 1-14
Info Sheet# 4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
The "Mother and Child" by Napoleon Abueva in 1950.
Peren, John Michael L.
BS ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1-4
Info Sheet no. 4
1. Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
- The artwork made by Mr. Juan Luna called " Spoliarium " is one the national pride of the Philippines where in this painting subject is the history depicting the dying gladiators in roman circus. This artwork has been kept to the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila. Furthermore, According to Dr. Jose P. Rizal, The Spoliarium, "embodied the essence of our social, moral and political life." where in it show that "Humanity unredeemed, reason and idealism in open struggle with prejudice, fanaticism and injustice." Therefore, I consider this as one of The National Pride and Glory of the Philippines not just because of the art design, but the content of the Art.
Doctor, Belmar L.
BS Entrep 1-14
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Title: Fruit Gatherer
Artist: Fernando Amorsolo
Technique: Oil on canvas
Date: 1950
The piece captures the fresh and pure beauty of serenity of rural areas atmospheres in the country. It not only shows the great alliance of the Filipino culture and nature, but also stress the ideas of work effort, community, and regard of natural resources. The "Fruit Gatherer" piece is one of the most important works of art in the Philippines that portray national pride and cultural background and it is easy creating a connecting string with Filipino people through this symbolism of the resilient Filipino spirit.
Bernales, Angelica Faith
BS Entrep 1-7
TITLE : Planting Rice
Artist : Fernando Amorsolo
Technique : Oil Painting
Date : 1921
Corro, Jayvee Marc B.
BS Entrep 1-14
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
- One iconic artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is the "Spoliarium" painted by Juan Luna. Created in 1884, the Spoliarium is a massive and powerful masterpiece that captures the emotions and struggles of the Filipino people during a pivotal time in their history. It depicts fallen gladiators being dragged away from the Roman Colosseum, serving as a metaphor for the Filipino fight against oppression and colonization.
Teoxon, Phoebe Kate T.
Bs Entrep 1-4
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Title: "The Triumph of Science Over Death"
Artist: Carlos "Botong" Francisco
Technique: Mural
Date: 1953
INFO SHEET #4
MENDOZA, ESTRELLA F.
BS-ENTREP 1-4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Title: " Palay Maiden "
Artist: Fernando Amorsolo
Technique: Oil on canvas
Date: 1920
- Artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is "Palay Maiden" by Fernando Amorsolo is a representation of the rural life in the Philippines and the significance of agriculture in Filipino culture. The painting captures the beauty and simplicity of a young maiden in a traditional Filipino dress, symbolizing the connection between the people and the land. It showcases the importance of rice farming and the hard work of farmers in sustaining the nation's food source.
MANALO, ALDRIN B.
BS ENTREP 1-15
INFO SHEET #4
"The Spoliarium" by the one and only Juan Luna is a popular artwork that makes Filipinos proud and the glory of the Philippines. It became a famous artwork because it symbolizes the pain, struggles, and sacrifices that Filipinos experienced under the Spanish authority, as well as hope for freedom from them.
Caminoy, Jazmine L.
Entrep 1-15
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
- "Mother Natures Bounty Harvest" by Victorio Edades (1935)
The painting highlights the relationship Filipinos have with the land, and the joy they receive from the abundance of produce nature affords to them.
Bahan, Mary Rose Q.
BS ENTREP 1-7
INFO SHEET#4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that
is a national pride and glory of the
Philippines?
TITLE: PLANTING RICE
PAINTER: FERNANDO AMORSOLO
The painting features farmers set on a rice field, regardless of their gender, they are all together working under a bright sunny day. Due to the usage of nature and pastel colors the painting gives off a light visual weight, an irony to the heavy toil and labor that rice planting entails.
Juani, Jonalyn P.
BS ENTREP 1-14
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
The artwork of juan luna, which is the "spoliarium" I chose it, because the creator of this artwork is of Filipino blood. based on the painting we can see that there are people who are at war or they are at war. there is a man lying there as if unconscious and killed in battle, this artwork reflects that this is what happened to us when the spanish conquered us. Many died in the war. This symbolizes that even if you just look at this painting, you will know what happened to our Filipinos at the hands of the Spaniards.
Pinca, Reina Mae B.
BS ENTREP 1-15
Info Sheet #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Answer: "Planting Rice" by Fernando Amorsolo
Name: Labitan, Mheliza Ann M
Yr & Section: BS ENTREP 1-14
QUESTION:
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
ANSWER:
The title of the painting is “!The Black Nazarene of Quiapo” by Ricarte M. Puruganan (1937) and it’s made out of oil on canvas.
The Quiapo culture of praying to the Black Nazarene is depicted in this painting. It represents the solidarity of Filipinos and their shared prayer throughout the procession. Filipinos have been using this culture for a number of years since they believe in God and miracles. In addition, this painting depicts a real-life picture and scenario of black Nazi worship.
DESONIA, RICA MAE
BS ENTREP 1-4
INFO SHEET 4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Title: Planting Rice
Artist: Fernando Amorsolo
Technique: Oil on canvas
Date: 1951
IMBORNAL,JEMROSE A.
BS-ENTREP 1-15
INFO SHEET 4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that
is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Another artwork that is considered a national pride and glory of the Philippines is the "The Last Supper" by Juan de la Cruz. This iconic painting depicts the biblical scene of Jesus Christ and his disciples sharing their final meal together before his crucifixion.
Añasco, Jinelyn L.
BS ENTREP 1-4
INFO SHEET #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Answer : “ The Oblation ” by Guillermo Tolentino
LITUANIA, ROSE ANN I.
BSENTREP 1-4
INFO SHEET #4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that
is a national pride and glory of the
Philippines?
Answer, Spoliarium by Juan Luna
(Diko sure kung tama)😅
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Maramba, Hannah Mae P.
BS ENTREP 1 - 4
INFO SHEET 4
Can you identify one (1) artwork that is a national pride and glory of the Philippines?
Title: "Fruit Gatherer"
Artist: Fernando Amorsolo
Technique: Oil on canvas
Date: 1950