It's A Wrong Idea That A Master

It's A Wrong Idea That A Master Is A Finished Person. Masters Are Very Faulty; They Haven't Learned Everything And They Know It.

Perhaps Whatever There Is In My Work That May Be Really Interesting To Others And Surely What Is Interesting To Me, Is The Result Of A Sometimes Successful Effort To Free Myself From Any Idea That What I Produce Must Be Art.

Fight With Yourself When You Paint, Not With The Model. A Student Is One Who Struggles With Himself For Order.

All Outward Success, When It Has Value, Is But The Inevitable Result Of An Inward Success Of Full Living, Full Play And Enjoyment Of One's Faculties.

If The Artist's Will Is Not Strong He Will See All Kinds Of Unessential Things.