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1. A clumsy artist will always wear other people’s glasses. ——Rodin

2. Writing and ink are also judged by character. ——Qing Fang Xun

3. Sketching begins with what we cannot see and ends with what we see. ——Tibet

4. From the subtle to the vast. Quotes About Painting. ——Xu Beihong

5. Scientists do not create anything, but reveal the ready-made hidden reality in nature, and artists create analogues of reality. ——Goncharov

6. The reason why art can produce science is entirely derived from the concept of "the unity of truth and beauty". They feel that truth is beauty, and truth is beauty, so when seeking beauty, they start with seeking truth. ——Liang Qichao

7. Once art loses touch with reality, it will become absurd even if it does not perish. ——Thor Carlyle

8. Don’t take pictures for granted. Silent poems sing the praises of the ages. ——Xu Wei, Ming Dynasty

9. Shi Tao is good at painting. He has thousands of kinds of paintings, including orchids, bamboos and other things. Banqiao has specialized in painting orchids and bamboos for more than 50 years. He has not painted other things. He is a knowledgeable person and I am a specialist. Isn’t it better to be a specialist than to be a specialist? Shi Tao’s painting methods are ever-changing, strange and ancient, but also delicate and appropriate. Compared with the Bada Mountains Nearly all people have their faults. Quotes About Painting. However, the Eight Great Masters are famous all over the world, but Shi Tao is not as famous as Yangzhou, so why? The Eight Great Masters are purely subtractive, while Shi Tao is slightly velvety. Moreover, there are no two names for the Eight Great Masters, which is easy for people to remember. Shi Tao Hongji is also called Taoist Qingxiang, Monk Bitter Melon, Da Dizi, and Venerable Blind. There are too many nicknames, which cause confusion in translation. The Bada is just the Bada, and Banqiao is just Banqiao. I can't follow Shi Gong. ——Zheng Banqiao

10. Writers express themselves through abstraction, that is, through concepts. But the painter concretizes his feelings and perceptions through sketches and colors. ——Cézanne