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    Imitationism is an art theory that judges artwork based on how realistic it appears. The Doryphorus (Spear Bearer) by Polycritus is a Roman marble copy of a lost Greek bronze sculpture from 450-440 BCE. The Greeks sculptures were highly desired by Romans, so Roman studios created copies to meet the demand for Greek art in wealthy Roman villas. Representationism is a philosophical theory of knowledge that holds the mind perceives mental images rather than external objects themselves. The Katipunan painting depicts the secret Filipino society founded in 1892 to gain independence from Spain through revolution. Members underwent initiation rites, and the society expanded Filipino literature until its discovery led to the Philippine Revolution

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    Imitationism is an art theory that judges artwork based on how realistic it appears. The Doryphorus (Spear Bearer) by Polycritus is a Roman marble copy of a lost Greek bronze sculpture from 450-440 BCE. The Greeks sculptures were highly desired by Romans, so Roman studios created copies to meet the demand for Greek art in wealthy Roman villas. Representationism is a philosophical theory of knowledge that holds the mind perceives mental images rather than external objects themselves. The Katipunan painting depicts the secret Filipino society founded in 1892 to gain independence from Spain through revolution. Members underwent initiation rites, and the society expanded Filipino literature until its discovery led to the Philippine Revolution

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    Imitationism is an art theory that judges artwork based on how realistic it appears. The Doryphorus (Spear Bearer) by Polycritus is a Roman marble copy of a lost Greek bronze sculpture from 450-440 BCE. The Greeks sculptures were highly desired by Romans, so Roman studios created copies to meet the demand for Greek art in wealthy Roman villas. Representationism is a philosophical theory of knowledge that holds the mind perceives mental images rather than external objects themselves. The Katipunan painting depicts the secret Filipino society founded in 1892 to gain independence from Spain through revolution. Members underwent initiation rites, and the society expanded Filipino literature until its discovery led to the Philippine Revolution

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    Magante October 17, 2022


    BSHM 2E

    Analyze and relate the study of art to the following works/theories.

    A. Imitationism

    Imitation art is art that focuses on representing things realistically. Imitationism is an art
    theory that judges artwork based on how realistic it appears. Doryphorus (Spear Bearer) by
    Polycritus is a Roman marble copy or imitation of a Greek bronze, c. Roman Copies of Greek Art,
    450-440 B.C.E. When we study ancient Greek art, we frequently find ourselves looking at ancient
    Roman art, or at least their copies of Greek sculpture (or paintings and architecture for that
    matter). Basically, every Roman desired ancient Greek art. Greek culture represented a desirable
    way of life for the Romans, representing leisure, the arts, luxury, and learning. When Roman
    generals began conquering Greek cities (beginning in 211 B.C.E. ), they returned triumphantly to
    Rome with works of art rather than the usual booty of gold and silver coins. This work so
    impressed the Roman elite that studios were established to meet the growing demand for copies
    destined for wealthy Roman villas. The Doryphorus was one of the most desired and copied Greek
    sculptures. The Doryphorus (Spear-Bearer) in the Naples Museum (shown above) is a Roman copy
    or imitation of a lost Greek original, which we believe was discovered, largely intact, in the
    provincial Roman city of Pompeii.
    B. Representationism

    Representationism, also known as Representationalism, is a philosophical theory of


    knowledge that holds that the mind perceives only mental images (representations) of material
    objects outside the mind, rather than the objects themselves. The image above depicts Katipunan,
    also known as the KKK. The Kataastaasan, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan,
    was a Philippine revolutionary society founded in Manila in 1892 by anti-Spanish Colonialism
    Filipinos; its primary goal was to gain independence from Spain through a revolution. The
    Katipunan was a secret organization founded by Filipino patriots Andrés Bonifacio, Teodoro Plata,
    Ladislao Diwa, and others until it was discovered in 1896. The Philippine Revolution began as a
    result of this discovery.

    The painting shows the "Katipunan," a secret organization whose members were subjected
    to strict secrecy and were expected to follow the rules established by society. As the painting above
    shows, aspiring applicants were subjected to standard initiation rites in order to become members
    of the society. Membership in the Katipunan was initially restricted to male Filipinos; however,
    women were later admitted to the society. Kalayaan (Freedom), the Katipunan's own publication,
    saw its first and final printing in March 1896. Within the society, revolutionary ideals and works
    flourished, and Filipino literature was expanded by some of its prominent members.

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