All Art Worthy Of The Name Is

When A Painting Is Finished, It's Like A New Born Child, And The Artist Himself Must Have Time For Understanding. How Then Do You Expect An Amateur To Understand That Which The Artist Dos Not Yet Comprehend.

All That Is Not Useful In A Picture Is Detrimental. A Work Of Art Must Be Harmonious In Its Entirety; For Superfluous Details Would, In The Mind Of The Beholder, Encroach Upon The Essential Elements.

A Young Woman Has Young Claws, Well Sharpened. If She Has Character, That Is. And If She Hasn't So Much The Worse For You.

Above All, An Artist Must Never Be Too Easily Satisfied With What He Has Done.

I Am Unable To Make Any Distinction Between The Feeling I Get From Life And The Way I Translate That Feeling Into Painting.