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    GEC 06. Painting

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    This document provides an overview of painting as an art form, including different painting mediums, subjects, and notable artists. It defines painting as the expression of ideas through applying pigments to a surface. It describes various painting mediums like oil, fresco, watercolor, tempera, pastel, acrylic, and encaustic. It also outlines common painting subjects such as portraiture, animals/plants, still life, landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, events, and religious items. Finally, it mentions some notable local artists like Juan Luna and Ang Kiukok as well as foreign artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo.

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    This document provides an overview of painting as an art form, including different painting mediums, subjects, and notable artists. It defines painting as the expression of ideas through applying pigments to a surface. It describes various painting mediums like oil, fresco, watercolor, tempera, pastel, acrylic, and encaustic. It also outlines common painting subjects such as portraiture, animals/plants, still life, landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, events, and religious items. Finally, it mentions some notable local artists like Juan Luna and Ang Kiukok as well as foreign artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo.

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    This document provides an overview of painting as an art form, including different painting mediums, subjects, and notable artists. It defines painting as the expression of ideas through applying pigments to a surface. It describes various painting mediums like oil, fresco, watercolor, tempera, pastel, acrylic, and encaustic. It also outlines common painting subjects such as portraiture, animals/plants, still life, landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, events, and religious items. Finally, it mentions some notable local artists like Juan Luna and Ang Kiukok as well as foreign artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo.

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    This document provides an overview of painting as an art form, including different painting mediums, subjects, and notable artists. It defines painting as the expression of ideas through applying pigments to a surface. It describes various painting mediums like oil, fresco, watercolor, tempera, pastel, acrylic, and encaustic. It also outlines common painting subjects such as portraiture, animals/plants, still life, landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, events, and religious items. Finally, it mentions some notable local artists like Juan Luna and Ang Kiukok as well as foreign artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo.

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    ART APPRECIATION

    PAINTING
    PAINTING
    • the expression of ideas and emotions, with the
    creation of certain aesthetic qualities, in two-
    dimensional visual language.
    • is the art of applying pigments to a surface in order
    to present a picture of the subject.
    MEDIUMS
    MEDIUMS
    Oil
    • Oil painting is done
    with the use of
    ground pigments
    mixed with linseed
    oil and turpentine or
    thinner.
    MEDIUMS
    Fresco
    • Fresco painting is done with the
    use of earth pigments mixed with
    water and applied to fresh plaster
    or glue which attaches the color to
    the surface like a wall.
    • When the plaster is wet, the
    painting is described as buon
    fresco or true fresco. On the other
    hand, when the plaster is dry, the
    painting is described as fresco
    secco or dry fresco
    MEDIUMS

    Water Color
    • Water color painting is
    done with the use of
    pigments mixed with water
    and applied to fine white
    paper, cambric, parchment,
    ivory, and silk can be used
    as surface or ground.
    MEDIUMS
    Tempera
    • Tempera painting is
    done with the use of
    ground pigments mixed
    with an albuminous or
    colloidal vehicle (egg
    yolk, gum, glue, or
    casein).
    MEDIUMS
    Pastel
    • Pastel painting is done
    with the use of pastel
    colors closely resembling
    dry pigments bound to
    form crayons, which are
    directly applied to the
    surface, oftentimes paper.
    MEDIUMS
    Acrylic
    • Acrylic painting is done
    with the use of
    synthetic paints called
    acrylic mixed with a
    vehicle capable of
    being thinned with
    water.
    MEDIUMS
    Encaustic
    • Encaustic painting is
    done with the use of
    hot wax as a vehicle to
    bind pigments to a
    wooden panel or a
    wall.
    SUBJECTS
    SUBJECTS
    Portraiture
    • Portraits are pictures of men
    and women singly or
    collectively.
    • Before the camera was
    invented, there was no other
    means to know the face of a
    person, most especially a
    dead one, but through a
    portrait.
    SUBJECTS
    Animals and Plants
    During the ancient times, man's primary
    concern was survival. In the early stages of
    men's development (hunting and food-
    gathering), his first encounters were with
    animals and plants. Because of this constant
    contact with and their interest in these living
    organisms, it was inevitable for them to paint
    these things they needed to survive. In fact,
    the earliest paintings discovered in several
    caves in Europe were those of animals. Even
    now, a number of painters prefer animals
    and plants, specifically flowering plants, as
    subjects for their paintings.
    SUBJECTS
    Still Life
    • Is a painting of an
    inanimate object or a
    non-living thing placed
    on a table or another
    setting.
    SUBJECTS
    Country Life
    • painters living in the
    countryside have
    access to scenes
    happening daily in
    their community.
    SUBJECTS
    Landscape
    • any of the land forms can
    be subject of a landscape
    painting.
    • These land forms include
    the volcano, the mountain,
    the hill, the valley, the
    plain, the plateau, the cliff,
    and the like.
    SUBJECTS
    Seascape
    • any of the water forms
    can be the subject of a
    seascape painting.
    • These water forms
    include the ocean, the
    sea, the river, the lake,
    the brook, the pond,
    the falls, and the like.
    SUBJECTS
    Cityscape
    • an aerial view of a city
    or a portion of it can
    be the subject of a
    cityscape painting.
    SUBJECTS
    Event
    SUBJECTS

    Religious Items
    NOTABLE ARTIST
    LOCAL
    LOCAL ARTIST

    SPOLIARIUM
    Juan Luna
    LOCAL ARTIST

    FERNANDOPLANTING
    AMORSOLO RICE
    (1892 – 1972)
    LOCAL ARTIST

    José Joya SPACE


    TRANSFIGURATION
    (1931-1995)
    LOCAL ARTIST

    Pacita AbadANITO
    (1946-2004)
    LOCAL ARTIST

    Ang Kiukok
    FISHERMEN
    (1935-2005)
    LOCAL ARTIST

    Benedicto Cabrera
    SABEL
    (1942-present)
    FOREIGN
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    STARRY NIGHT
    Vincent Willem van Gogh
    (1853 – 1890)
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    THE FAMILY
    Pablo Ruiz y Picasso
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    MONALISA
    Leonardo da Vinci
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    SAN GIORGIO
    Oscar Claude Monet
    MAGGIORE AT DUSK
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    CREATION OF ADAM
    Michelangelo Buonarroti
    FOREIGN ARTIST

    THE SCHOOL OF
    Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
    (Raphael)
    ATHENS
    Activity!!!
    • Make a painting of yours. (digital painting or traditional
    painting -using papers and pigments) and briefly explain the
    meaning of your painting.

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