What I Am After, Above All, Is

A Thimbleful Of Red Is Redder Than A Bucketful.

To Look At Something As Though We Had Never Seen It Before Requires Great Courage.

The Sign For Which I Forge An Image Has No Value If It Doesn't Harmonize With Other Signs, Which I Must Determine In The Course Of My Invention And Which Are Completely Peculiar To It.

All My Efforts Go Into Creating An Art That Can Be Understood By Everyone.

Drawing Is . . . Not An Exercise Of Particular Dexterity, But Above All A Means Of Expressing Intimate Feelings And Moods.