Our Senses Don't Deceive Us: Our Judgment

The Artist Has A Twofold Relation To Nature; He Is At Once Her Master And Her Slave.

For The Butterfly, Mating And Propagation Involve The Sacrifice Of Life, For The Human Being, The Sacrifice Of Beauty.

Talent Is Nurtured In Solitude; Character Is Formed In The Stormy Billows Of The World.

Courage And Modesty Are The Most Unequivocal Of Virtues, For They Are Of A Kind That Hypocrisy Cannot Imitate; They Too Have This Quality In Common, That They Are Expressed By The Same Color.

If Ever The Divine Appeared On Earth, It Was In The Person Of Christ.