Author of quotes: Irving Stone. Page 3

You have to ruin at least a dozen sketches before you learn how to hold a brush.

... practice is a special case, together with books not buy. Otherwise, these books would go like hot cakes.

He who knows only his own craft and nothing else, can only be a very superficial artist.

At first nature always has the artist resistance, father. But if I took this seriously, then I must overcome resistance and do not succumb to nature. On the contrary, it is even harder to fight and defeat her.

I am an artist! Certainly I would be an artist. I can't be him. That's why earlier I couldn't help it - I was not in place. And now I found a case that I will never change.

I have, Theo, to continue on the track you have chosen. If I stop looking, stop learning, will go on doing so - that's when I really lost.

... it is the simple things that require the utmost self-restraint is usually the hardest one to play.

- ... capital needs to make a profit, otherwise it will flow away to another place.

Who loves, he lives, who lives, works, and who works, he does not remain without bread.

Love is important in life, in love only a man can feel happiness of life.

He admired the versatility of Carl Jung, the broad steep of his interests and the inexhaustible energy that allowed him to acquire knowledge in areas so distant from each other, like the art of Chinese calligraphy or the deification of totem animals by natives of Australia.

He was greedy for knowledge, experience, and it gave the impression of his acquiescence. Only one denied it - the speakers forward of the chin, when it seemed that his frustration or defeat.

Very rare good joke is the one that helps everyone and everyone is laughable.

Maybe all of us in one way or another neurotics. Sick individual, is determined by practical considerations. The actual difference between a mild illness and serious disease consists only in localization, the topography of the symptom. If the energy of the pathological element manifests itself in small deviations, the person is "healthy". But if she violates essential for life functions, then a person is sick. The disease develops quantitatively.