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Inspired by / Spring vegetables (Arcimboldo) by Djeco

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A collage activity that invites children to discover the style of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, the great master of mannerism. Little by little, the stickers are added and layered to compose 4 depictions of funny characters!

• To discover the work of Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
• An encounter between a contemporary illustrator and the great master.
• Up to age 99, because it is never to late to plunge into the world of art!
• 4 designs to create and a multitude of stickers to apply.
• An explanatory booklet details the activity step by step.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ava R. ★★★★★

The sticker layering is clever — my 6-year-old really got into building the faces step by step. Each of the four portraits turned out totally different, which kept her engaged for a solid hour.

Emma Z. ★★★★★

My daughter was fascinated watching the spring vegetable faces come together as she layered the stickers—it really teaches composition in a fun way. The stickers are easy to peel and reposition, which saved us some frustration. We’ve done three of the four portraits so far, and each one sparks a dif