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balkanparamo · 4 months
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Farm Girl - Pablo Amorsolo
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ybon-paramoux · 4 months
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Lavandera ~ 1952 ~ Fernando Amorsolo (Filipino painter, 1892-1972) 
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jareckiworld · 10 months
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Rodel Tapaya — The Healer (acrylic on canvas, 2012)
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appleflavoredkitkats · 5 months
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for character design class, i decided to finally make some art for my comic idea featuring an autistic filipino student and your typical filipino school ghosts !!
not an actual comic (yet), but if it were, the student, tala, would be tasked to interview these ghosts by their guidance counselor. it's meant to be a whole commentary about how Awful the education system here is in the philippines + how all girls catholic schools traumatize their students
reblogs r appreciated <3
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gerilya · 8 months
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MANDA AT LUYONG Mural by Gerilya Shaw Blvd. Flyover pillars, corner EDSA, Mandaluyong City 2023
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cedrickjuans · 11 months
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Hymen, oh Hyménée! (1889) by Juan Luna (1857-1899)
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fotobasher · 1 month
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frieren tingz (merch promo!)
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Selling these as stickers at UP Town Center this April 13 & 14! 🇵🇭 It's rare to be drawn to draw for an animanga I'm glad it's frieren cus omg Story Beats and yuri-coded relationships
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Tala goddess, 2021, oil on canvas, by Nat Lamina.
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talasintahan · 2 years
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the cult of the blessed virgin mary was introduced [by the spanish] to complete [filipino] women's domestication (mananzan, 2004)
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masgwi · 8 months
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Harvest Season (1950)
Fernando Cueto Amorsolo (Filipino, 1892 – 1972)
Amorsolo was sought after by influential Filipinos including Luis Araneta, Antonio Araneta and Jorge B. Vargas. Due to his popularity, Amorsolo had to resort to photographing his works, sticking and mounting them in an album allowing patrons to choose from this catalog of his work. Amorsolo avoided creating exact replicas of his trademark themes by recreating the paintings by varying some elements.
His works later appeared on the cover and pages of children textbooks, in novels, in commercial designs, in cartoons and illustrations for Philippine publications such The Independent, Philippine Magazine, Telembang, El Renacimiento Filipino, and Excelsior. He served as the director of the University of the Philippine's College of Fine Arts from 1938 to 1952.
During the 1950s until his death in 1972, Amorsolo averaged finishing 10 paintings a month. However, during his later years, diabetes, cataracts, arthritis, headaches, dizziness and the death of two of his sons affected the execution of his works. Amorsolo underwent a cataract operation when he was 70 years old, a surgery that did not impede him from drawing and painting.
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petalsfornikol · 10 months
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"A glimpse into history, where art speaks volumes and whispers of the past."
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balkanparamo · 4 months
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Pedro Tapa - Thorn Among the Roses
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ybon-paramoux · 3 months
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The Myth of Malakas and Maganda, 2022, oil on canvas, by Nat Lamina.
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markandygarcia · 10 months
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“Silent Battles”
oil on canvas, 60x84 inches — 2023
“This too shall pass”
Solo exhibition by Mark Andy Garcia
01 June — 01 July, 2023
West Gallery
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sabbyywabbyy · 8 months
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After a month of art block I decided to continue my collection of gods and goddesses from Philippine Mythology~
Bulalakaw is the genderless deity of illness and also known as a messanger. They're name means shooting star and the elders would warn the youth that if you would ever see a shooting star, you will be blinded forever.
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gerilya · 8 months
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PANANGGULO Painting by Gerilya Acrylic on Canvas 3 ft x 8 ft Commissioned painting 2023
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