Drawing

Item number 2811/64 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. There are drawings on both sides of the paper. The side that displays more figures and detail contains a green horizontal band in the middle of the page, representing a river. There is a narrow path on either side of the river, lined with human figures. Above the river, on the left, is a large human figure. A helicopter has been drawn in the upper right-hand corner. The word "riol" has been written in the upper left-hand corner. A large green tree can be seen below the river, along with a plane and a long line of twenty human figures. The side that displays fewer figures and less detail contains a helicopter, ten human figures, and a sketch of a river on the left side. The words "lepa" and "rio Lempa" have been written at the top of the page.