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11.Abstractart:

aproductoftheuntalentedsoldbytheunprincipledtotheutterlybewildered.

AlCapp

12.Adsarethecaveartofthetwentiethcentury.

MarshallMcLuhan

13.Advertisingisthegreatestartformofthe20thcentury.

14.Allartisautobiographical.Thepearlistheoyster'

sautobiography.

FedericoFellini

15.Allartisbutimitationofnature.

LuciusAnnaeusSeneca

16.Anartistcannotfail;

itisasuccesstobeone.

CharlesHortonCooley

17.Anartistisadreamerconsentingtodreamoftheactualworld.

GeorgeSantayana

18.Anartistisalwaysalone-ifheisanartist.No,whattheartistneedsisloneliness.

HenryMiller

19.Anartistisneveraheadofhistimebutmostpeoplearefarbehindtheirs.

EdgardVarese

20.Anartistisnotpaidforhislaborbutforhisvision.

JamesWhistler

21.Anartistissomebodywhoproducesthingsthatpeopledon'

tneedtohave.

AndyWarhol

22.Anartistneverreallyfinisheshiswork,hemerelyabandonsit.

PaulValery

23.Artbeginswithresistance-atthepointwhereresistanceisovercome.Nohumanmasterpiecehaseverbeencreatedwithoutgreatlabor.

AndreGide

24.Artconsistsoflimitation.Themostbeautifulpartofeverypictureistheframe.

GilbertK.Chesterton

25.Artdoesn'

ttransform.Itjustplainforms.

RoyLichtenstein

26.Artenablesustofindourselvesandloseourselvesatthesametime.

ThomasMerton

27.Artforart'

ssakeisaphilosophyofthewell-fed.

FrankLloydWright

28.Arthurts.Arturgesvoyages-anditiseasiertostayathome.

GwendolynBrooks

29.ArtinNatureisrhythmicandhasahorrorofconstraint.

RobertDelaunay

30.ArtisacollaborationbetweenGodandtheartist,andthelesstheartistdoesthebetter.

31.Artisarevoltagainstfate.Allartisarevoltagainstman'

sfate.

AndreMalraux

32.Artisastepfromwhatisobviousandwell-knowntowardwhatisarcaneandconcealed.

KhalilGibran

33.Artissubjecttoarbitraryfashion.

KaryMullis

34.Artisthedesireofamantoexpresshimself,torecordthereactionsofhispersonalitytotheworldhelivesin.

AmyLowell

35.Artisthemostintensemodeofindividualismthattheworldhasknown.

36.Artistheonlywaytorunawaywithoutleavinghome.

TwylaTharp

37.Artisthepropertaskoflife.

FriedrichNietzsche

38ArtistherighthandofNature.Thelatterhasonlygivenusbeing,theformerhasmadeusmen.

FriedrichSchiller

39.Artisthestoredhoneyofthehumansoul,gatheredonwingsofmiseryandtravail.

TheodoreDreiser

40.Artistheunceasingefforttocompetewiththebeautyofflowers-andneversucceeding.

GianCarloMenotti

41.Artoughtnevertobeconsideredexceptinitsrelationswithitsidealbeauty.

AlfreddeVigny

42.Artproducesuglythingswhichfrequentlybecomemorebeautifulwithtime.Fashion,ontheotherhand,producesbeautifulthingswhichalwaysbecomeuglywithtime.

JeanCocteau

43.Art,initself,isanattempttobringorderoutofchaos.

StephenSondheim

44.Art,likemorality,consistsindrawingthelinesomewhere.

45.Artistsdon'

tmakeobjects.Artistsmakemythologies.

AnishKapoor

46.Artiststhemselvesarenotconfined,buttheiroutputis.

RobertSmithson

47.Artistswhoseekperfectionineverythingarethosewhocannotattainitinanything.

GustaveFlaubert

48.Beautyinartisoftennothingbutuglinesssubdued.

JeanRostand

49.Bytheworkoneknowstheworkman.

JeandeLaFontaine

50.Creativityisallowingyourselftomakemistakes.Artisknowingwhichonestokeep.

ScottAdams

51.Cultureistheartselevatedtoasetofbeliefs.

ThomasWolfe

52.Drawingislikemakinganexpressivegesturewiththeadvantageofpermanence.

HenriMatisse

53.Drawingisthehonestyoftheart.Thereisnopossibilityofcheating.Itiseithergoodorbad.

SalvadorDali

54.Evenatrueartistdoesnotalwaysproduceart.

CarrollO'

Connor

55.Everyartistdipshisbrushinhisownsoul,andpaintshisownnatureintohispictures.

HenryWardBeecher

56.Everyartistwasfirstanamateur.

RalphWaldoEmerson

57.Everyartistwriteshisownautobiography.

HavelockEllis

58.Everycreatorpainfullyexperiencesthechasmbetweenhisinnervisionanditsultimateexpression.

IsaacBashevisSinger

59.Everygoodpainterpaintswhatheis.

JacksonPollock

60.Everyhumanisanartist.Thedreamofyourlifeistomakebeautifulart.

MiguelAngelRuiz

61.Everyotherartistbeginswithablankcanvas,apieceofpaperthephotographerbeginswiththefinishedproduct.

EdwardSteichen

62.Everyproductionofanartistshouldbetheexpressionofanadventureofhissoul.

W.SomersetMaugham

63.Everytimeastudentwalkspastareallyurgent,expressivepieceofarchitecturethatbelongstohiscollege,itcanhelpreassurehimthathedoeshavethatmind,doeshavethatsoul.

LouisKahn

64.Fashionisonlytheattempttorealizeartinlivingformsandsocialintercourse.

FrancisBacon

65.Fineartisthatinwhichthehand,thehead,andtheheartofmangotogether.

JohnRuskin

66.Greatartpicksupwherenatureends.

MarcChagall

67.IchooseablockofmarbleandchopoffwhateverIdon'

tneed.

AugusteRodin

68.Icryoutfororderandfinditonlyinart.

HelenHayes

69.Idon'

tpaintthings.Ionlypaintthedifferencebetweenthings.

70.Idon'

tthinkthere'

sanyartistofanyvaluewhodoesn'

tdoubtwhatthey'

redoing.

FrancisFordCoppola

71.Idon'

twanttobeinteresting.Iwanttobegood.

LudwigMiesvanderRohe

72.IfoundIcouldsaythingswithcolorandshapesthatIcouldn'

tsayanyotherway-thingsIhadnowordsfor.

GeorgiaO'

Keeffe

73.Iliketopretendthatmyarthasnothingtodowithme.

74.Ipaintwithshapes.

AlexanderCalder

75.Irealizethatprotestpaintingsarenotexactlyinvogue,butI'

vedonemany.

RobertIndiana

76.Ithinkaboutmyworkeveryminuteoftheday.

JeffKoons

77.Ithinkanartist'

sresponsibilityismorecomplexthanpeoplerealize.

JodieFoster

78.Ithinkofmypeacepaintingsasonelongpoem,witheachpaintingbeingasinglestanza.

79.IwastheleastPopofallthePopartists.

80.I'

mafraidthatifyoulookatathinglongenough,itlosesallofitsmeaning.

81.I'

vebeencalledmanynameslikeperfectionist,difficultandobsessive.Ithinkittakesobsession,takessearchingforthedetailsforanyartisttobegood.

BarbraStreisand

82.I'

veneverreallyhadahobby,unlessyoucountart,whichtheIRSoncetoldmeIhadtodeclareasahobbysinceIhadn'

tmademoneywithit.

LaurieAnderson

83.Ifabuildingbecomesarchitecture,thenitisart.

ArneJacobsen

84.Ifwecouldbutpaintwiththehandwhatweseewiththeeye.

HonoredeBalzac

85.Ifyoudonotbreathethroughwriting,ifyoudonotcryoutinwriting,orsinginwriting,thendon'

twrite,becauseourculturehasnouseforit.

AnaisNin

86.Ifyouhearavoicewithinyousay'

youcannotpaint,'

thenbyallmeanspaint,andthatvoicewillbesilenced.

VincentVanGogh

87.Immatureartistsimitate.Matureartistssteal.

LionelTrilling

88.Inanartworkyou'

realwayslookingforartisticdecisions,soanashtrayisperfect.Anashtrayhasgotlifeanddeath.

DamienHirst

89.Inartasinlove,instinctisenough.

AnatoleFrance

90.Inartthebestisgoodenough.

JohannWolfgangvonGoethe

91.Inart,thehandcanneverexecuteanythinghigherthantheheartcanimagine.

92.Itisamistakeforasculptororapaintertospeakorwriteveryoftenabouthisjob.Itreleasestensionneededforhiswork.

93.Itisartthatmakeslife,makesinterest,makesimportanceandIknowofnosubstitutewhateverfortheforceandbeautyofitsprocess.

MaxEastman

94.Lesserartistsborrow,greatartistssteal.

IgorStravinsky

95.LifeimitatesartfarmorethanartimitatesLife.

96.Lifeispaintingapicture,notdoingasum.

OliverWendellHolmes

97.LightinNaturecreatesthemovementofcolors.

98.Lyinginbedwouldbeanaltogetherperfectandsupremeexperienceifonlyonehadacoloredpencillongenoughtodrawontheceiling.

99.Minimalartwentnowhere.

SolLeWitt

100.Modernartiswhathappenswhenpaintersstoplookingatgirlsandpersuadethemselvesthattheyhaveabetteridea.

JohnCiardi

101.Mournfulandyetgrandisthedestinyoftheartist.

FranzLiszt

102.Muralsinrestaurantsareonaparwiththefoodinmuseums.

PeterDeVries

103.Myhandistheext