:05:01
et il faut bien que le but d'un dessin ou d'une peinture
n'est pas de reproduire une vulgaire fotographie
:05:06
mais faire ressortir les charactéristiques,
donc rassier vous selon la personnalité d'un artiste
:05:10
même en les exagérant
:05:12
oh nuts!
:05:24
well bady,
the name is Curtis
:05:26
may I present Thomas B. Chambers
:05:28
my name's Gilda Farrel
:05:29
coming back to the subject of Art
:05:31
are you a painter?
:05:32
- yes
- what did you say your name was?
:05:34
Curtis
:05:34
George Curtis?
:05:37
Yeah
:05:41
you exhibited a painting at the
Shale Gallery?
:05:44
true
:05:45
let me see...
oh Lady Godiva, wasn't it?
:05:47
did you like it?
:05:49
I saw it with a friend of mine.
she loved it.
:05:50
we haven't spoken since
:06:02
I wouldn't consider her
one of your greatest admirers.
:06:06
are you a painter, too?
:06:07
oh no not me.
I'm a playwright
:06:11
I write unproduced plays
:06:13
I'm very good at that kind
:06:15
why didn't you like my picture?
:06:17
it's smart aleck
:06:18
you're wisecracking with paint
:06:20
it simply creaks with originality
:06:25
Lady Godiva riding a bicycle!
:06:29
I know what she means
:06:30
a bicycle seat is a little hard
on Lady Godiva's historical background
:06:35
shut up!
:06:39
I see.
Lady Godiva doesn't belong on a bicycle
:06:42
but it's ok to put Napoleon in a
Kaplan and McGuire non-wrinkling 250 union suit
:06:48
quite right,
that's not history
:06:50
and if I may say so
they do wrinkle
:06:54
I'm a commercial artist
:06:55
I'm being paid for telling the world
that if Napoleon were alive today
:06:58
he would wear Kaplan and McGuire
250 non-wrinkling underwear