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Artists Serpukhov held an autumn plein air in a bison nursery

Students of the Buzovkin Children's Art School held an autumn plein air in the Prioksko-Terrasny Reserve

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Artists Serpukhov held an autumn plein air in a bison nursery

Before the work of young artists waiting for a surprise – a master class from the artist from Protvino Hope Sapunova, a member of the creative Union of artists of Russia and a recognized animalist. Her childhood was spent in the reserve Askania-Nova, and the personal exhibition "From Earth to Heaven: the spirit of wildlife" worked for many months in the administrative building of Prioksko-Terrasny. During the tea party, she told the children about her path and shared the techniques of depicting nature.

Then the students went with easels to the Central bison nursery. Its inhabitants froze for a long time, as if posing. The next plein air of the project is scheduled for the winter.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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