Primary school pupils in Norfolk have taken their learning about French artist Henri Matisse to new heights.
Children at Coltishall Primary School were tasked with collecting recyclable materials and second-hand fabrics to recreate one of the 20th century painter's famous pieces, L'Escargot.
The pupils were also part of the installation, dressing in the colours of their allotted shape in the piece.
Local drone pilot Tony Hampson was on hand with his machine to capture the work as it was being created and as a finished piece.
The school project coincides with an exhibition on Matisse which is being held at the Capital Culture Gallery in Coltishall until May 18.
Capital Culture Gallery owner Rachael Sparshatt said: 'Doing a piece of performance and installation art with children really brings the artist to life for them and has created huge excitement.'
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