A Great Part Of Art Consists In

Nature Herself Has Never Attempted To Effect Great Changes Rapidly.

The Perfection Of Art Is To Conceal Art.

For It Would Have Been Better That Man Should Have Been Born Dumb, Nay, Void Of All Reason, Rather Than That He Should Employ The Gifts Of Providence To The Destruction Of His Neighbor.

Too Exact, And Studious Of Similitude Rather Than Of Beauty. [lat., Nimis In Veritate, Et Similitudinis Quam Pulchritudinis Amantior.]

While We Ponder When To Begin, It Becomes Too Late To Do.