“On the sixth day, God created the artist, realizing no doubt that He had far from exhausted the uses of color.” UseArtistRealizingDoubtColorColourNo DoubtExhausted Author:Robert Breault
“No doubt, it is useful for an artist to know all the forms of art which have preceded or which accompany his. That is a sign of strength if it is a question of looking for a stimulus or recognizing mistakes he must avoid.” IfsKnowsArtFormArtistMistakeDoubtStrengthNo DoubtRecognizingStimulusAccompany Author:Pablo Picasso
“When art seems to be empty of meaning, as no doubt some of the abstract painting of our own day actually does seem, what the painting says, indeed what the artist is shrieking at the top of his voice, is that life has become empty of all rational content and coherence, and that, in times like these, is far from a meaningless statement.” DoeArtSeemsArtistVoiceDoubtPaintingEmptyStatementsRationalAbstractNo DoubtMeaninglessCoherenceAbstract PaintingTimes Like These Book:Art and Technics Source: Art and Technics
“I have no doubt about a photographer in particular and a digital artist in general having become contemporary icons.” ArtArtistDoubtParticularPhotographerContemporaryNo DoubtDigitalIconsContemporary Art Author:Nikolay Semyonov
“No doubt other writers have often put a thing more brilliantly, more subtly than even a very cunning artist in words can hope to emulate, a supreme phrase being a bit of luck that only happens now and then. And inasmuch as the condiments and secret travail of human nature are always the same, and that certain psychological moments must ever and ever recur, what more tempting than to pin down such a moment with the blow of a borrowed hammer?” HumansMomentsHappensArtistCertainBitsSecretDoubtHuman NatureLuckBlowSupremePsychologicalPhrasesNo DoubtNow And ThenQuotationsCunningHammersPinsBorrowedEmulateTemptingCondiments Author:Ethel Smyth