The Precision Of Naming Takes Away From

A Painting That Is Well Composed Is Half Finished.

The Painter's Only Solid Ground Is The Palette And Colors, But As Soon As The Colors Achieve An Illusion, They Are No Longer Judged.

The Principal Subject Is The Surface, Which Has Its Color, Its Laws Over And Above Those Of Object.

Imagination Is Merely The Exploitation Of Our Memory.

It Is Still Color, It Is Not Yet Light.