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A red and olive bell curve bears cream italic lettering on a large office report. Smaller papers, a desk edge, and a certificate-like heading surround it.

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A red and olive bell curve bears cream italic lettering on a large office report. Smaller papers, a desk edge, and a certificate-like heading surround it.

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Seinfeld

Spoken by George Costanza

The Van Buren Boys · Season 8, Episode 14

“Right in that meaty part of the curve. Not showing off, not falling behind.”

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The artwork

George backs an ordinary student in The Van Buren Boys who wants to become an architect, just as George once did. This print lays George's bell-curve defense onto an office report, with cream italic lettering crossing a red and olive curve beside desk papers. It brings witty workplace satire into your home.

The scene

The Van Buren Boys · Season 8, Episode 14

George presents student Steven Koren to the Susan Ross Foundation board, defending the applicant’s 2.0 GPA as perfectly respectable mediocrity. George favors the student because he dreams of becoming an architect like George once did.

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16 × 24 in
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Unframed print
Paper
Enhanced matte paper
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