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I fancy all distinctively poetical language ought to be banned and the poetry come out of the quality of the idea and the intensity or passion with which it is expressed.

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A work of art is a work of art, and nothing else, personal considerations count for nothing.

As I understand it, art is one of the chief organs of what, for want of a better word, I must call the spiritual life.

Essay-Art And Socialism The Artist in the Great State ed H G Wells (1912)

In Art we know nothing for certain.

There is no difference between landscapes and other subjects: in general in painting I try to express the emotions that the contemplation of the form produces in me.

My paintings do no more than give an idea of my wanderings in search of a guiding principle in art

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