ÉCOLE BUISSONNIÈRE

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A vibrant, mosaic-style painting depicts an elderly man and woman teaching four children about flowers and plant growth. The man, wearing a cap and patterned clothing, stands on the left, pointing with a stick at a blackboard displaying colorful flower illustrations and intricate diagrams of plant roots and stems. The woman, with white curly hair and a patterned dress, stands on the right, holding a small flower, her gaze directed towards the children. Four children are seated in the foreground with their backs to the viewer, their faces partially visible as they intently observe the lesson. The children's clothing is also patterned, with one in yellow, one in pink, one in blue, and one in white. The background is a chaotic explosion of bright, fragmented colors, reminiscent of stained glass or a shattered kaleidoscope, featuring blues, purples, yellows, and oranges, with hints of foliage and flowers. The entire image is rendered with a glossy, textured effect, as if made of small, interconnected pieces of painted glass or ceramic, with visible white outlines separating the color fragments.