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    This document provides a brief history and overview of early traditional art forms in the Philippines, focusing on sculptures. It notes that sculpting existed as early as 3,500 years ago, as seen in artifacts like the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan. Various regions developed distinct sculpting traditions, like the bul-ol figures of the Mountain Province and sculptures found in different parts of Mindanao. The document also discusses key art elements of sculptures, noting they are three-dimensional with attributes of height, width and depth. As an example, it describes the curvilinear designs seen in the wings and tails of Sarimanok sculptures.

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    This document provides a brief history and overview of early traditional art forms in the Philippines, focusing on sculptures. It notes that sculpting existed as early as 3,500 years ago, as seen in artifacts like the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan. Various regions developed distinct sculpting traditions, like the bul-ol figures of the Mountain Province and sculptures found in different parts of Mindanao. The document also discusses key art elements of sculptures, noting they are three-dimensional with attributes of height, width and depth. As an example, it describes the curvilinear designs seen in the wings and tails of Sarimanok sculptures.

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    Early Forms and Traditional Sculpture in The Philippines

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    Ma. Reina Gail T. Lizaso
    This document provides a brief history and overview of early traditional art forms in the Philippines, focusing on sculptures. It notes that sculpting existed as early as 3,500 years ago, as seen in artifacts like the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan. Various regions developed distinct sculpting traditions, like the bul-ol figures of the Mountain Province and sculptures found in different parts of Mindanao. The document also discusses key art elements of sculptures, noting they are three-dimensional with attributes of height, width and depth. As an example, it describes the curvilinear designs seen in the wings and tails of Sarimanok sculptures.

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    MA. REINA GAIL T. LIZASO

    SARIMANOK

    HISTORY

    THE ANCIENT ART EXISTED IN THE PHILIPPINES AS


    EARLY AS 3,500 YEARS OLD AS SEEN IN THE
    MANUNGGUL JAR FOUND IN PALAWAN CAVE.

    POTTERY AND CARVING WAS ALSO PRACTICED IN THE


    MT. PROVINCE (BUL-OL OR GOD FIGURES) AND IN
    DIFFERENT PARTS OF MINDANAO.

    ART ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES

    THREE DIMENSIONAL - SCULPTURES ARE THREE


    DIMENSIONAL BECAUSE THEY HAVE HEIGHT,
    WIDTH AND DEPTH.

    THE DESIGN SEEN IN THE SARIMANOK ARE

    CURVILINEAR DESIGNS IN THE WINGS AND TAILS.

    BURIAL JARS

    MANUNGGUL JAR

    MAITUM JAR

    LETA-LETA JAR

    BUL-UL

    SARIMANOK

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