Great Art Picks Up Where Nature Ends.

If I Weren't A Jew Then I Wouldn't Be An Artist, Or At Least Not The One I Am Now.

The Habit Of Ignoring Nature Is Deeply Implanted In Our Times. This Attitude Reminds Me Of People Who Never Look You In The Eye; I Find Them Disturbing And Always Have To Look Away.

Color Is Everything. When Color Is Right, Form Is Right.

If I Create From The Heart, Nearly Everything Works; If From The Head, Almost Nothing.

The Dignity Of The Artist Lies In His Duty Of Keeping Awake The Sense Of Wonder In The World. In This Long Vigil He Often Has To Vary His Methods Of Stimulation; But In This Long Vigil He Is Also Himself Striving Against A Continual Tendency To Sleep.