A Thimbleful Of Red Is Redder Than

The Artists Must See All Things As If He Were Seeing Them For The First Time. All His Life He Must See As He Did When He Was A Child.

The Wall Around The Window Does Not Create Two Worlds.

A Work Should Contain Its Total Meaning Within Itself And Should Impress It On The Spectator Before He Even Knows The Subject.

A Certain Color Tones You Up. It's The Concentration Of Timbres.

There Are Wonderful Things In Jazz, The Improvisation, The Liveliness, The Being At One With The Audience.