It is impossible for emotion not to come on us in thinking of that time now flowed away. Paul Cezanne Quotes
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It is impossible for emotion not to come on us in thinking of that time now flowed away.

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I'll always be grateful to the public of intelligent amateurs.

I'll always be grateful to the public of intelligent amateurs.

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Is it the factitious and the conventional that most surely succeed on earth and in the course of life?

Don't be an art critic. Paint. There lies salvation.

Don't be an art critic. Paint. There lies salvation.

Tell me do you think I'm going mad? I sometimes wonder you know.

Tell me do you think I'm going mad? I sometimes wonder, you know.

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