FILIPINO PAINTER IN PARIS: JUAN LUNA IN THE FIELD OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION.

Academicism in France was breaking down and Manet had already redefined the criteria of artistic excellence when the Filipino painter Juan Luna won honors in the salons of Madrid and Paris. Luna's paintings reaffirmed the classical norms, and while he introduced innovations that revitalized the Acad...

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Publicado en:Perspectives in the Arts & Humanities Asia Vol. 7; no. 2; pp. 43 - 66
Autor principal: Matibag, Eugenio
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Publicado: Ateneo de Manila University 2017
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