Serge has just spent 200,000 francs on a painting which, to Marc's disgust, is nothing but white lines on a white background.
Serge has just spent 200,000 francs on a painting which, to Marc's disgust, is nothing but white lines on a white background. Serge defends his purchase, and Marc brings in Yvan to take his side, but Yvan waffles, wanting to please them both. In the end, Serge magnaminously allows Marc to draw on the painting with a felt tip marker, knowing the ink will be easily removable. As they wash away the little skier that Marc drew, Marc declares that the painting "represents a man who moves across a space, and disappears." FTP, name this play by Yasmina Reza.
Serge has just spent 200,000 francs on a painting which, to Marc's disgust, is nothing but white lines on a white background.
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