What Do You See in This Letter
Free workshop for children aged 7 to 10, within the "School Break at the Museum" program
FROM: 11:00
The workshop is based on the droodle drawing technique – a simple, minimalist illustration that takes on a witty, humorous, or unexpected meaning. The most famous example of a droodle can be found in the novel "The Little Prince," where a drawing that looks like a hat actually represents a boa constrictor that swallowed an elephant. In this workshop, printed Cyrillic letters will serve as the starting point for creating droodles.
Registration via email at [email protected] is mandatory and will be valid only upon receiving a confirmation reply.
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In 1949 Vuk’s collection has been separated from the National Museum collection and joined the small legacy of Dositej Obradovic. On February 28, 1949 The Museum of Vuk and Dositej was formed and o...
The museum of Vuk and Dositej
In 1949 Vuk’s collection has been separated from the National Museum collection and joined the small legacy of Dositej Obradovic. On February 28, 1949 The Museum of Vuk and Dositej was formed and o...
