Do The Duty Which Lies Nearest To

The Work Of Art May Have A Moral Effect, But To Demand Moral Purpose From The Artist Is To Make Him Ruin His Work.

Knowing Is Not Enough; We Must Apply. Willing Is Not Enough; We Must Do.

Painting Predicates What Man Wants To See, And What Man Ought To See, Not What He Ordinarily Sees.

Give Me The Benefit Of Your Convictions, If You Have Any; But Keep Your Doubts To Yourself, For I Have Enough Of My Own.

One Is Never Deceived; One Deceives Oneself.