Drawing

Item number 2811/84 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. A multicoloured band divides the page vertically, and this likely represents a river. The upper left of the composition contains a blue human figure, an orange human figure, and a helicopter coloured black, orange, and green. The helicopter is shooting at the orange figure. At the top of the drawing, a purple tree and black human figure stand on the edge of the river, and a small human figure can also be seen floating in the river. The upper right of the composition contains two more helicopters, one coloured yellow and one coloured orange. The orange helicopter is shooting at a purple building with a human figure inside. The yellow helicopter is shooting at a yellow human figure that is directly below. This yellow figure is standing beside an orange tree. The words “Rio Lempa” have been written in pencil in the lower left of the page, and one large purple tree stands just above these words.