We All Of Us Live Upon The

The Art Of Living Rightly Is Like All Arts; It Must Be Learned And Practiced With Incessant Care.

Great Necessity Elevates Man, Petty Necessity Casts Him Down

A Flippant, Frivolous Man May Ridicule Others, May Controvert Them, Scorn Them; But He Who Has Any Respect For Himself Seems To Have Renounced The Right Of Thinking Meanly Of Others.

By The Artist's Seizing Any One Object From Nature, That Object No Longer Is Part Of Nature. One Can Go So Far As To Say That Theartist Creates The Object In That Very Moment By Emphasizing Its Significant, Characteristic, And Interesting Aspects Or, Rather, By Adding The Higher Values.

Unlike Grown Ups, Children Have Little Need To Deceive Themselves.