the influence of those
with whom he consorts,
and he runs a great risk in
and he runs a great risk in
becoming a member of
a large society,
for large bodies then towards
for large bodies then towards
the leveling of individuality to
a common consent,
the forming and adherence to
the forming and adherence to
a creed.
* * * * *
You can do anything you want to do,
what is rare is this actual wanting
* * * * *
You can do anything you want to do,
what is rare is this actual wanting
to do a specific thing:
wanting it so much that you are
wanting it so much that you are
practically blind to
all other things,
that nothing else will satisfy you.
* * * * *
An artist has got to get acquainted
all other things,
that nothing else will satisfy you.
* * * * *
An artist has got to get acquainted
with himself
just as much as he can.
It is not easy job
for it is not a present-day
just as much as he can.
It is not easy job
for it is not a present-day
habit of humanity.
* * * * *
Every great artist is a man
who has freed himself from
* * * * *
Every great artist is a man
who has freed himself from
his family
his nation, his race.
Every man who has shown
his nation, his race.
Every man who has shown
the world the way to beauty,
to true culture, has been rebel
A "universal with out patritiosm",
to true culture, has been rebel
A "universal with out patritiosm",
with out home"
Who has found
Who has found
his people every where.
