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Perhaps Whatever There Is In My Work That May Be Really Interesting To Others And Surely What Is Interesting To Me, Is The Result Of A Sometimes Successful Effort To Free Myself From Any Idea That What I Produce Must Be Art.

I Can Think Of No Greater Happiness Than To Be Clear-sighted And Know The Miracle When It Happens. And I Can Think Of No More Real Life Than The Adventurous One Of Living And Liking And Exclaiming The Things Of One's Own Time.

You Will Never Draw The Sense Of A Thing Unless You Are Feeling It At The Time You Work.

It Seems To Me That Before A Man Tries To Express Anything To The World He Must Recognize In Himself An Individual, A New One, Very Distinct From Others.

There Are Forms That Can Only Be Seen When You Are Near A Painting, Others Only Appear When You Are Far Away.