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In Kalmykia summed up the results of the contest of Orthodox painting among convicts

The Department of the Penitentiary Service of Kalmykia summed up the results of the contest of Orthodox painting among convicts “Phenomenon”.

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In Kalmykia summed up the results of the contest of Orthodox painting among convicts

The Department of the Penitentiary Service of Kalmykia summed up the results of the contest of Orthodox painting among convicts “Phenomenon”.

Convicts serving sentences in correctional institutions of the republic presented their works for the competition.

According to the results of the competition, the drawing of the convicted penal colony No. 2 was recognized as the winner. The best works will be sent to Moscow and will take part in the final stage of the All-Russian Contest of Orthodox Painting among convicts.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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