Without Great Solitude No Serious Work Is

Whatever Is Most Abstract May Perhaps Be The Summit Of Reality.

It Is A Well-known Fact That We See The Faults In Other's Works More Readily Than We Do In Our Own.

What A Trade! Poor Painters! They Always Wish To Be Understood, And They Are Analysed Instead.

I Paint The Way Someone Bites His Fingernails; For Me, Painting Is A Bad Habit Because I Don't Know Nor Can I Do Anything Else.

There's Nothing So Similar To One Poodle Dog As Another Poodle Dog, And That Goes For Women, Too.