All Great Art Is The Expression Of

Men Cannot Not Live By Exchanging Articles, But Producing Them. They Live By Work Not Trade.

Temperance, In The Nobler Sense, Does Not Mean A Subdued And Imperfect Energy; It Does Not Mean A Stopping Short In Any Good Thing, As In Love And In Faith; But It Means The Power Which Governs The Most Intense Energy, And Prevents Its Acting In Way But As It Ought.

Failure Is Less Attributable To Either Insufficiency Of Means Or Impatience Of Labours Than To A Confused Understanding Of The Thing Actually To Be Done.

I Believe The First Test Of A Truly Great Man Is In His Humility.

All Art Is But Dirtying The Paper Delicately.