Drawing

Item number 2811/46 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The drawing is concentrated in the top half of the page. In the upper left corner, an inscription reads "Martes 78 de Octubre del 83. Asignatura estudios sociales. Tema Dibujo". Below this inscription, a black helicopter flies over several green trees. To the right of the helicopter is a black plane, and a label reading "paro Honduras" has been written between the two. Below the plane is a small scene consisting of a church, a house, eight human figures lined up in a row, and a single human figure dressed in green. A label reading "pueblo de arcatao" has been written above this scene. A road leads up to this scene from the left. There are two black trucks on the road, as well as three yellow soldier figures. The soldier figures are holding guns. The label "soldados" has been written above one of the trucks.