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| | Sunday in the Park with George, a CurtainUp London review |
 | | George (Daniel Evans) explains to us in an almost scientific way what he is trying to achieve with the fusion of colour; where, for instance, red and purple and white become violet in the eye of the viewer, rather than being mixed on the palette. |
 | | Dot the model talks about her attraction to the artist ("artists are bizarre, fixed, cold, that's you George you're bizarre, fixed, cold, I like that in a man, fixed, cold...") despite the number of cold, damp Sundays she has to spend standing still for art. |
 | | Driven as he is by his art, George is limited in his ability to connect with his girlfriend, his mother and even himself. |
| www.curtainup.com /sundayintheparkwithgeorgelond.html (1273 words) |
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