Real Art Is Illumination, It Adds Stature

Although The Theater Is Not Life, It Is Composed Of Fragments Or Imitations Of Life, And People On Both Sides Of The Footlight Have To Unite To Make The Fragments Whole And The Imitations Genuine.

The Virtue Of The Camera Is Not The Power It Has To Transform The Photographer Into An Artist, But The Impulse It Gives Him To Keep On Looking.

There Should Be A Dash Of The Amateur In Criticism. For The Amateur Is A Man Of Enthusiasm Who Has Not Settled Down And Is Not Habit Bound.

Writing Is Not An End In Itself But Life Transmuted Into Radiance.

New Yorkers Are Inclined To Assume It Will Never Rain, And Certainly Not On New Yorkers.