Here In New England, The Character Is

I Work From Fatigue To Fatigue At My Age There's Only So Much Daylight Left.

I Know Of No Painless Process For Giving Birth To A Picture Idea. When I Must Produce, I Retire To A Quiet Room With A Supply Of Cheap Paper And Sharp Pencils; My Brain Knows It's Going To Take A Beating.

The Story Is The First Thing And The Last Thing.

Eisenhower Had About The Most Expressive Face I Ever Painted, I Guess. Just Like An Actor's. Very Mobile. When He Talked, He Used All The Facial Muscles. And He Had A Great, Wide Mouth That I Liked. When He Smiled, It Was Just Like The Sun Came Out.

Some Folks Think I Painted Lincoln From Life, But I Haven't Been Around That Long. Not Quite.