Be Careful -- With Quotations, You Can

Could We Bring Ourselves To Feel What The First Spectators Of An Egyptian Statue, Or A Romanesque Crucifixion, Felt, We Would Make Haste To Remove Them From The Louvre. True, We Are Trying More And More To Gauge The Feelings Of Those First Spectators, But Without Forgetting Our Own, And We Can Be Contented All The More Easily With The Mere Knowledge Of The Former, Without Experiencing Them, Because All We Wish To Do Is Put This Knowledge To The Work Of Art.

In The Realm Of Human Destiny, The Depth Of Man's Questionings Is More Important Than His Answers.

The Basic Problem Is That Our Civilization, Which Is A Civilization Of Machines, Can Teach Man Everything Except How To Be A Man.

The True Painter Strives To Paint What Can Only Be Seen Through His World.

Man Is Not What He Thinks He Is, He Is What He Hides.