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LIVERMORE — Julie Purrington, K-2 Art Teacher at Spruce Mountain Primary School provided artwork from her first and second grade students.
Winter Tree Silhouettes, in tempera paint and paper by Violet Pushard of Livermore Falls. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Complementary Colored Pop Art Hearts, in tempera paint by Ella MacDonald of Livermore Falls. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Value Jellyfish, in tempera paint and oil pastels by Alyse Letendre of Livermore. SUBMITTED PHOTOValue Jellyfish, in tempera paint and oil pastels by Aiden Veilleux of Jay. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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