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Arts in this period thrived because of the primary influences of our Filipino ancestors.

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This period mirrors the contemporary culture and society; diverse and emerging art practices were introduced.

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Arts was used as one of the instruments to propagate the Catholic faith in this era.

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A practice of art was developed in this period wherein the themes of artworks are about the Philippines' identity.

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This period reflects the emerging development of Philippine art practices that continue to develop from the 1970s to the present.

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It refers to the lightness or darkness of colors.

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• Rhythm

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• Color

This element of art refers to the two-dimensional figures.

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• Lines

• Form

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It refers to the even distribution of elements in a piece of art.

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• Harmony

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Vertical, curved, and diagonal are some representations of this element of art.

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• Rhythm

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• Lines

This principle of art refers to the repetition of certain elements that will produce a pattern in a piece of art.

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• Rhythm

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• Harmony