Children from Prince's Mead School, Abbots Worthy, are helping to cheer up patients waiting to see the doctor.
Striking pictures in the style of Picasso, which were painted by Year 5 pupils, will be on display in St Clement's Surgery, Winchester.
Dr Kim Roberts, who works at the surgery and whose son attends the school, said: "I am delighted by the colour and vibrancy of the pictures.
"They will enhance the waiting room and cheer up patients."
The project was co-ordinated by Dr Roberts and art teacher, Daphne Vaughan. The pictures will be changed each half-term.
"The pupils were delighted to be involved," said head teacher, Penelope Kirk. "We are working at improving links with the community."
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