John Dryden
View AuthorJealousy is the jaundice of the soul.
John Dryden
View AuthorLove is the noblest weakness of the spirit.
John Dryden
View AuthorDefects, like straws, float upon the surface; he who would search for pearls must dive below.
Dame Daphne du Maurier
View AuthorSometimes life happens like this: when it's the horses that have worked, it's the coachman who receives the tip.
Dame Daphne du Maurier
View AuthorHappiness is not a commodity to be hoarded; it is a way of thinking, a state of mind.
Jean Dubuffet
View AuthorThere is nothing more common than a passion for art.
Jean Dubuffet
View AuthorWhen governments take on the task of protecting the arts, it is the end of everything.
George Duby
View AuthorThe footprint of a dream is no less real than that of a footprint.
Marcel Duchamp
View AuthorThere are millions of artists who create; only a few thousand are accepted or even discussed by the audience; and of those, even fewer still become consecrated by posterity.
Marcel Duchamp
View AuthorIt's always the others who die.
Marcel Duchamp
View AuthorLiving is more a matter of what one spends than what one does.
Marcel Duchamp
View AuthorAgainst all opinion, it's not the painters but the spectators who make the paintings.