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    1. During the Spanish colonial period, Catholic imagery proliferated in Philippine churches through decorative altars, paintings, and sculptures depicting important religious figures and events from the life of Christ. 2. Church altars were often embellished with carved sculptures and gilding, and featured important Catholic symbols like the Virgin Mary and four evangelists. Stations of the cross were also commonly depicted. 3. Friars supervised the arts during this time to propagate Christianity and maintain colonial power. The first book printed in the Philippines was the Doctrina Christiana in 1593, compiling Catholic teachings.

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    1. During the Spanish colonial period, Catholic imagery proliferated in Philippine churches through decorative altars, paintings, and sculptures depicting important religious figures and events from the life of Christ. 2. Church altars were often embellished with carved sculptures and gilding, and featured important Catholic symbols like the Virgin Mary and four evangelists. Stations of the cross were also commonly depicted. 3. Friars supervised the arts during this time to propagate Christianity and maintain colonial power. The first book printed in the Philippines was the Doctrina Christiana in 1593, compiling Catholic teachings.

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    1. During the Spanish colonial period, Catholic imagery proliferated in Philippine churches through decorative altars, paintings, and sculptures depicting important religious figures and events from the life of Christ. 2. Church altars were often embellished with carved sculptures and gilding, and featured important Catholic symbols like the Virgin Mary and four evangelists. Stations of the cross were also commonly depicted. 3. Friars supervised the arts during this time to propagate Christianity and maintain colonial power. The first book printed in the Philippines was the Doctrina Christiana in 1593, compiling Catholic teachings.

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    1. During the Spanish colonial period, Catholic imagery proliferated in Philippine churches through decorative altars, paintings, and sculptures depicting important religious figures and events from the life of Christ. 2. Church altars were often embellished with carved sculptures and gilding, and featured important Catholic symbols like the Virgin Mary and four evangelists. Stations of the cross were also commonly depicted. 3. Friars supervised the arts during this time to propagate Christianity and maintain colonial power. The first book printed in the Philippines was the Doctrina Christiana in 1593, compiling Catholic teachings.

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    Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions
    Spanish Colonial Period (1521–1898)

    Column A
    1. In colonial churches, ______ are displayed in a 14. centers in the life of Christ - the actors move in
    decorative altar stylized way, have extravagant costumes and
    elaborately choregraphed war scenes
    2. a decorative altar integrates architecture and
    sculpture and is often embellished with rosettes, 15. it is the first printed book in the philippines
    scrolls, pediments and solomonic columnsn compiling song lyrics, commandments,
    which may be gilded or polychromed sacraments and other catechetical material
    3. is an important inclusion in colonial churches 16. he wrote the first senakulo or passion
    which are presented either as a series of 14
    17. a series of 14 paintings by esteban villanueva
    paintings or relief sculptures depicting Christ’s
    crucifixion and resurrection 18. a mural by jose dans in paete church laguna
    4. Images of the Holy Family, the Virgin Mary, and 19. they supervised the practice of arts with the
    the four evangelists proliferate in the ceilings and agenda of propagating Christianity and
    walls of the church, sometimes in the ornate maintaining the power of the colonizers
    manner as seen at the Taal Basilica in Batangas
    or at the St. James the Apostle Parish in 20. doctrina christiana was printed through the
    Betis,Pampanga technique of?

    5. Church altars are sometimes decorated with 21. it is predominantly used in constructing buildings
    carved figurative protrusions on the surface 22. facilitated the reproduction of color plates as well
    called______ as the mass printing of newspapers and
    6. where the santos are paraded during town periodicals
    processions.
    7. housed the rich and prominent families with
    paintings to signify affluence.
    Column B
    8. typically a love story between a Christian and an
    Islam in which dialogue were in verses and a. galleon trade
    clashes done in dances
    b. church, town planning, fortification, civic
    9. the first scientific map of the Philippines buildings and installations, private residences,
    commercial structures, cemeteries, bridges and
    10. it brought Mexican influences in the Philippine lighthouse
    folk dance and music.
    c. via crucis
    11. spanish colonial period architecture?
    d. Sarsuwela
    12. a series of 14 paintings or relief sculptures
    depicting christ Crucifixion e. komedya de santo

    13. an operetta which features singing and dancing f. doctrina christiana


    interspersed with prose dialogue which allows a
    g. xylography or woodcut printing
    story to be carried out in a song
    -imported from Spain with European cast h. stones and bricks
    i. Litography
    j. gaspar aquino de belen
    k. basi revolt
    l. Santos
    m. retablo.
    n. Via Crucis
    o. trompe l’oeil
    p. Relleves
    q. Carroza
    r. bahay na bato
    s. moro moro
    t. carta hydrographica y chorographica de las yslas
    filipinas
    u. heaven earth and hell
    v. Friars

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