“Philosophers say that nothing can be seen that is neither illuminated nor colored.” Quote by Leon Battista Alberti
“I shall praise those faces which seem to project out of the picture as though they were sculptured, and I shall censure those faces in which I see no art but that of outline.” ArtSeemsFacesProjectsPraiseOutlinesCensurePortraiture Author:Leon Battista Alberti
“I would have artists be convinced that the supreme skill and art in painting consists in knowing how to use black and white... because it is light and shade that make objects appear in relief.” ArtUseLightArtistBlackWhiteKnowingObjectsPaintingSkillsConvincedSupremeReliefShadeBlack And White Author:Leon Battista Alberti
“Look that nothing live in thy working mind, but a naked intent stretching into God.” MindLooksNakedConcentrationStretching Author:Dionysius of Halicarnassus
“That meek darkness be thy mirror, and thy whole remembrance.” WholeDarknessMirrorsRemembranceMeek Author:Dionysius of Halicarnassus
“Of God Himself can no man think. And therefore I would leave all that thing that I can think, and choose to my love that thing that I cannot think.” ThinkingMenI Can Author:Dionysius of Halicarnassus
“You cheer my heart, who build as if Rome would be eternal.” IfsHeartWould BeMy HeartEternalCheerRome Author:Augustus
“If you know from history the danger, then part of the danger is over because it may not take you by surprise as it did your ancestors.” IfsKnowsMayDangerSurpriseAncestor Author:Simon Wiesenthal
“Technology without hate can be so beneficial for mankind, but in conjunction with hatred, it leads to disaster.” HateTechnologyMankindHatredDisasterBeneficialConjunctions Author:Simon Wiesenthal