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Art form: PaintingPhoto of the art:Name of the Art: The FishermanName of Artist/s: Ang KiukokStory/Explanation of the artwork:Leading the pack is “Fishermen” by Ang Kiukok, which he painted in 1981 at 40 x 80 inches, and it is the biggest easel painting of the master to enter the market to date. Thi...

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Art form: Painting Photo of the art:

Name of the Art: The Fisherman Name of Artist/s: Ang Kiukok Story/Explanation of the artwork: Leading the pack is “Fishermen” by Ang Kiukok, which he painted in 1981 at 40 x 80 inches, and it is the biggest easel painting of the master to enter the market to date. This was owned by an art patron who has bequeathed the painting to his philanthropic organization, whose main vision is to help young artists find their place in the art world, the work also signals the maturation of the auction market of the country, given that the owner could have chosen to send the work to an international auction house where an Ang Kiukok remains to be blue chip. This is composed of three figures pulling the diagonal lines of a net straining with the harvest of fish as the red disc of a sun hovers above them, it spells out the surname of the master. “Fishermen” is a modern-day letras y figuras. Source: https://www.philstar.com/lifestyle/arts-and-culture/2017/06/04/1706762/ang-kiukokbluechip-piece-leon-galleryArt form: Sculpture

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Name of the Child

Art: Mother and

Name of Artist/s: Napoleon Abueva Story/Explanation of the artwork: This sculpture was made last 1953 by the famous National Artist in the Philippines. The huge art piece is sculpted from solid adobe and shows abstract figures of a woman in a sitting position and holding a child. The child, meanwhile, clings on the head of his mother. This subject Mother and Child is very popular among visual artists. The National Museum prides itself with this Mother and Child sculpture created by Napoleon V. Abueva, a pioneer of Philippine modern sculpture. Source: https://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/nationalmuseumbeta/Collections/Mother.html

Art form: Architecture Photo of the art:

Name of the Art: UP Los Baños Public Library Name of Artist/s: Leandro Locsin Story/Explanation of the artwork: The UPLB Main Library or UP Los Baños Public Library is the largest Agricultural Library in Southeast Asia. This building was a donation from the Southeast Asia Regional Center for Graduate Study in Agriculture (SEARCA) which it served as its library. The UPLB Main Library was then located on the Humanities Building (CAS Main Building) before its present location. This building is designed by the National Artist for Architecture - Leandro Locsin, notable for its simplistic design. It is also located behind the statue of the Philippine Pegasus, a.k.a. "Pegaraw", a "genetically modified" tamaraw with bird wings and an eagle limb with other four feet and signifying Philippine Agriculture. Source: http://wikimapia.org/8333484/UPLB-Main-Library...