Arts 5 Sculpture

The art of creating three-dimensional objects by carving stone or wood, and casting metal or plaster.

• Painting
• Photography
• Textile Art
• Sculpture

Early Filipinos created wood carvings and ethnic sculptures called ______.

• T'nalak

• Bathala

• Bulul

• Anitos

Who created the Bonifacio Monument and the UP Oblation?

• Fernando Amorsolo
• José Rizal
• Guillermo Tolentino
• Napoleon Abueva

It does not resemble any known or existing object or person. It is also known as abstract sculpture.

• Realistic sculpture
• Figurative art
• Representational Sculpture

• Non-representational Sculpture

An example of this sculpting is the Bonifacio monument which resembles a person.

• Representational Sculpture

• Non-representational Sculpture

• Relief sculpture
• Abstract sculpture

A kind of sculpture that stands alone and is not attached to a background or wall.

• Relief sculpture
• Bas-relief sculpture
• Wall-mounted sculpture
• Freestanding sculpture

It involves attaching and raising the sculpted object to a solid background of the same material.

• Relief sculpture
• Bas-relief
• Sculptural painting
• Freestanding sculpture

A kind of sculpting that uses materials that can be added such as wax and clay.

• Molding with metal
• Subtracting sculpting
• Additive sculpting
• Carving techniques

This kind of sculpting involves removing material from a block to create a desired form.

• Additive sculpting
• Carving with a chisel
• Molding with clay
• Subtractive sculpting

What are the materials commonly used in traditional sculptures?

• Stone, wood, metal, clay, plaster
• Fabric
• Glass
• Plastic