FUTURE FIGURATIVE ART TO THEIR TEACHERS LANDSCAPE COMPOSITION TO COMPOSE AND TO DESCRIBE TO TEACH CREATIVE COMPETENCIES DEVELOP METHODOLOGY
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Color theory, Composition, Creativity, Competence, Pedagogical Education, Visual Perception, Perspective, Practical training, artistic work, Creative thinking.Abstract
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