ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Virginie Dollat works precisely and soundlessly. She dares not make a mistake. #Tennis fans stand just a few feet away. Most hardly notice her — they focus instead on her masterpiece. The Draw. Le Tableau. Line by line, section by section, spread for all to see on a high, wide wall draped by a green canvas. It's a work of art at the French Open, created one name and score at a time. This is Virginie’s 19th year creating the draw, but she says that remodeling the #RolandGarros stadium could mean the end of what she does. Sometime in next 2 years, its wall will be torn down to make way for a new pavilion. François Chaigneau, the French Tennis Federation logistics director, vowed that Le Tableau would be put someplace else, although he wasn’t sure where. He said it would continue to be drawn by hand because “the fans love it.” “People, they say they like this because they do not see slow very much anymore,” Virginie said. “More and more over the years, the people, they tell me this. For them, it is maybe a kind of therapy, just to see somebody draw letters and numbers with the hand, with care.” But Virginie considers her future uncertain. “This could be the end,” she said. “I do not know if I will be back after this year. They have not told me what will happen.” @simoneperolari took this photo of Virginie Dollat at the #FrenchOpen in Paris. Visit the link in our profile to read more.」6月9日 2時46分