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86:. However, Jore argues that the movement does not simply draw from tradition but “rather follows a particular way of looking and relating to the artwork’s subject as it corresponds to reality”. He adds, “style becomes only a metaphor that captures the aura of things as they are being gazed upon by the painter.” and cites the case of Abellana as his “use of impressionist brushwork, at times exuding rather expressionistic and abstractive energy does not limit the Bisaya painter to the techniques of academism that were taught in formal art schools.”  Jore continues, “Contemporary Bisaya Realism then is about the artist’s reliance on his or her ability to mediate the nuance of reality on the surface of the canvas. It is a dedicated and committed gazing of reality, highly focused on capturing the essence of form and the aura of its appearance despite the temptation to idealize, abstract, or simplify. It is an insistence and stubbornness to record reality as it appears before one’s eyes.” 298: 519: 74:
far from appearing helpless, the look on the subject's face appears disappointed by the situation but remains resilient with pride. Most paintings in his body of work highlight social-realist perspectives in depicting the struggle of the times. He almost always positioned human figures in the foreground behind natural landscapes and seascapes in lighter palettes or urban scenes but in more subdued colors.
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portraits, and unembellished depictions of life. Generations of Cebuano painters have referenced Abellana's practice and ouvre as a precursor to what Cebuano curator Jay Jore calls as "Contemporary Bisaya Realism", which was adapted from Fernandez’s more specific classification of generations of Cebuano artists following the paths of masters such as Fernando Amorsolo, Martino Abellana,
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Perhaps one of his most recognized works, "The Bystander", is in the collection of the Ateneo Art Gallery. The painting portrays a somber scene of a working-class man standing behind a shanty-type dwelling called "barong-barong". Abellana's depiction confronts the realities of living in poverty, but
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Abellana's style is regarded to be the foundation of "Sugbuanon Realism”, a term used by critic and art historian Prof. Raymund Fernandez to describe practices that descend from traditional and academic painting as exemplified by generations of artists documenting reality through landscapes,
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His lifetime of works includes portraits, landscapes, and still life glowing in oil, vibrant in pastels, vivid in charcoal, they practically pulsated with life.
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Martino pursued a career in the arts, finishing his formal art education at the School of Fine Arts of the
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Index

Cebuano
Carcar
Dr. Ramon Abellana
University of the Philippines Manila
Fernando Amorsolo
Guillermo Tolentino
Cebu
Sofronio Y. Mendoza
Romulo Galicano
Dr. Ramon Abellana
Carcar, Cebu
Martino Abellana: Exhibition Hall
"The Bystander"
"Barong-barong: State of poor man's housing"
"'Sugbuanon Realism'"
"Dreaming and Beyond: Jun Impas' Pangandoy"
ISBN
978-621-96822-0-6
Profile of Martino Abellana
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Philippines
Pacita Abad
Martino Abellana
Federico Aguilar Alcuaz
Wilfredo Alicdan
Fernando Amorsolo
Pablo Amorsolo
Isidro Ancheta

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