Art (n.) is long, and life so short.
Art (n.) is prone to co-operate with religion because, like religion it is based on a profound and mighty earnestness.
Art (n.) offers man no surer deliverance from the world and no surer bond with it.
Art (n.) is lowly if it allows itself to be understood all at once.
Art (n.) is the surest way for one to evade the world and to link oneself to it.
Art (n.) is related to science in that both belong to the whole world and the barriers of nationality vanish before them.
Art (n.) is a field in which the best is good enough.
Art (n.) is a field in which personality is everything.
Art (n.) is a field in which what matters is not thinking but making.
Art (n.) is a severe business ; most serious when employed in grand and sacred objects. The artist stands higher than art, higher than the object. He uses art for his purposes, and deals with the object after his own fashion.
Art (n.) is incapable of being patriotic. There is no patriotic art.
Art (n.) is the mediatrix of the unspeakable.