Author of quotes: Irving Stone. Page 2

Sometimes a man must be a fool in the beginning, to become wise in the end.

We are ruled by kings or Ministers, we, the poor people continue to live, is no better.

- ... in art there can be moral criteria. The art is immoral, as immoral and life.

Some poor accept poverty in this world just for the hope of Paradise in the afterlife.

- ... we are all crippled in some way.

- ... you need to sleep with a woman, to understand her until the end.

- ... why be a count, if you can become a painter?

... in any character, no matter how unattractive it may seem, has its own beauty.

He did not know the Paris, who had not seen what he is early in the morning.

... loneliness is a kind of prison.

A woman's life is empty if there is no love.

Sometimes people are sensitive and precious, and sometimes, on the contrary, blind and angry.

- Waiting for my picture became really good. Mauve and Tersteeg telling me that I have not achieved...
And Weissenbruch says that you've achieved... And to judge in the end should you.

Principles in art, expensive Minger of Tersteeg, have no relationship to income.