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Welcome to the LdM School of Creative Arts. Stimulate and advance your artistic ability and perceptual awareness in Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media. Or, in the Culinary Arts Department, craft a fine meal, using all the tools of the trade: culinary skills development, meal planning, meat and vegetable cutting, fine patisserie, wine tasting and appreciation, and more in Culinary Arts. For more information, please click on any of the subjects below: Culinary Arts Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media		Tuscania School of Arts and Sciences School of Creative Arts School of Italian Language Programs Facilities Course Schedules Tuscania Student Guide

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