Guillermo Tolentino and Napoleon Abueva: Artists of Philippine Sculpture

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Flashcards covering essential details about the lives, works, and contributions of Guillermo Tolentino and Napoleon Abueva, significant figures in Philippine sculpture.

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Who is Guillermo Tolentino?

A National Artist for Sculpture and influential figure in Philippine arts.

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What year was Guillermo Tolentino born?

1890

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What is the significance of the Bonifacio Monument?

It commemorates the Philippine Revolution and represents Filipino nationalism.

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Which influential artists inspired Guillermo Tolentino?

Michelangelo and Bernini.

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Where is Guillermo Tolentino interred?

Libingan ng mga Bayani (Cemetery of the Heroes) in Quezon City.

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What major academic achievement did Tolentino accomplish in 1915?

He graduated from the University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts.

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What is the U.P. Oblation?

An iconic figure symbolizing selfless offering and academic freedom.

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What title was Guillermo Tolentino given for his contributions to art?

Father of Philippine Arts.

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Who was Napoleon Abueva?

The Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture and a National Artist for Sculpture.

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What age was Napoleon Abueva when he became National Artist?

46 years old.

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What tragedy influenced Abueva's artistic themes?

The death of his mother during World War II.

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What is a notable work of Abueva and its significance?

The Transfiguration, symbolizing Christ’s resurrection.

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What is 'Kaganapan' in Abueva's works?

It symbolizes womanhood, fertility, and completeness.

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What interconnected theme did Abueva often explore in his sculptures?

Themes of loss, struggle, healing, and Filipino identity.

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Where did Napoleon Abueva complete his studies?

University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts.

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What major founding role did Abueva play in the educational aspects of art?

He served as Dean of the UP College of Fine Arts.

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What is 'Sandugo Monument'?

A monument commemorating the historic pact of friendship between Spaniards and Filipinos.

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What influence did Western sculptors have on Napoleon Abueva?

Encouraged him to experiment with abstraction and new materials.