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1.Spolarium by Juan Luna is a popular art of Filipino artistry. This painting depicts a scene during the days of the early Roman Empire when gladiatorial fights were a popular form of entertainment for the upper class.it is a kind of subject of History and Legend because it brought up to the observer that consist f verifiable facts. It shows also the experience of the artist that perceive him to draw this piece of art, Luna is relating the painting to the status of the Filipino during the Spanish era, it was similar to his fellow men which he is trying to express.
2.The White Variety painting by Pat Moran is a Filipino achievement that got many prizes in the other country exhibit. It is a two dimensional picture that communicate to the observer through visually. The white flower is an example of still life subject for it show the artistry of an arrangement of a flowers that is lovely organize in a table with a vases and pots on the sides of the flowers.it shows the natural setting of a designed tables in a room. This kind of art is usually arranged the object show a particular human interest and activities.
3.The Italian art entitled Departure of the “Bucentaure” by Italian Landscapist Francesco Guardi is bursting with detail. Guardi created cityscapes of his country, emphasizing the overall atmosphere, especially the effects of light and water. He captured the excitement surrounding the event; it shows an interesting city scene that the observer will also get interested to watch.it only prove that art is everywhere that exist in all forms of human society and in every generation because it serves some fundamental human needs.
4.My valentine is a song composed and sang by Martina McBride. It is an example of auditory art according to mediums because it can be only hear. This song shows an art of expressing and communicates his feeling to the listener. Art cannot be only found in paintings, sculptures, literature,etc. but also in music that is

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