Art Poster: Iles de Lérins, Condamine School by galeriemonaco

A large canvas painted by the children of the Condamine school in Menton, France. The painting was completed on location on the island of the Iles de Lérins off the coast of Cannes on La Côte d'Azur. Artsist John Dyer and Joanne Short accompanied the children who all completed their own paintings first and then worked on this large collaborative final piece. The painting is now hanging in the school.

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Art Poster: Iles de Lérins, Condamine School

By the children of the Condamine school

A large canvas painted by the children of the Condamine school in Menton, France. The painting was completed on location on the island of the Iles de Lérins off the coast of Cannes on La Côte d'Azur. Artsist John Dyer and Joanne Short accompanied the children who all completed their own paintings first and then worked on this large collaborative final piece. The painting is now hanging in the school.

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