Creative Drawing
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The children from schools in Poland and Malta drew creative pictures based on Paul Mizzi's painting "Seascape Xwejni bay Gozo". They added details like fish, starfish, jellyfish, sea plants, the sun, birds, and a person on a rock to the landscape. Both groups of children enjoyed bringing the painting to life through their drawings.
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Creative Drawing
- 1. Paul Mizzi A Maltese Artist http://www.paulmizzi.blogspot.com/ A Thing of Beauty
- 2. The children drawn creative picture basing on Seascape Xwejni bay Gozo.
- 4. The children from Malta chose the same way of drawing. an effect is very interesting Ewa Kurzak and Miriam Schembri
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