* "Planting Rice" (1921): A classic depiction of Filipino rural life, showing farmers working in a rice paddy under the sun.
* "The Ricefield" (1922): Similar to "Planting Rice," this painting captures the beauty and serenity of the rice fields.
* "The Little Market Vendor" (1929): A poignant portrayal of a young girl selling fruits in a bustling market.
* "Sunday Morning" (1937): This painting depicts a traditional Filipino family going to church on a Sunday morning.
* "Madonna of the Ricefields" (1959): A symbolic painting that connects the Virgin Mary to the Filipino farmers and their faith.
These are just a few examples of Amorsolo's vast and diverse body of work. He was known for his realistic style, his use of light and color, and his ability to capture the essence of Filipino life.