-The enormous size and textures within the wall, the changing light, and the hot weather during summer, made working on the murals very physically demanding; But when finished, there was a feeling of the heroic.

Georges Le Chevallier

1995

- Woodrow Wilson High School is an ethnically diverse, large urban high school. After a racial disturbance on campus, our students painted a large multicultural mural on the wall of our media center. Georges Le Chevallier, who has painted a number of street murals in downtown Long Beach, was commissioned by our art department chair to supervise, design, and guide the students in the painting of our new mural… The mural is an outstanding feature of our campus and a tribute to Georges Le Chevallier’s vision and talent.

Lawrence Burnight

Principal, Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, California
January 1994

-Le Chevallier’s artistic potential is exceptional. He has the drive and inspiration to constantly search and expand his artistic abilities. He has used every opportunity to the highest level to increase his art historical knowledge and artistic skills while living abroad and in the United States. Georges Le Chevallier excels in his conceptual understanding, motivation and production of artwork.

Heather Green

Mural Arts Coordinator, City of Long Beach, California
January 1992

- Recently he finished a mural commissioned by the city of Long Beach entitled “El Sol Naciente”. The future of this young painter looks bright and art patrons will be seeing a lot more of his work in coming years.

Frank Salata

Writer, The Union, Long Beach, California
October 1990