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Originally Posted by Michael Cantor
I have to believe that if Picasso materialized he'd be full of very down-to-earth talk on what he was trying to do, and how the paint or wood or metal had to be handled; and he wouldn't spend a lot of time on Kant or Heidegger or pure theory.
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"Art is not the application of a canon of beauty but what the instinct and the brain can conceive beyond any canon. When we love a woman we don't start measuring her limbs. ”
-Pablo Picasso
"The idea of research has often made painting go astray, and made the artist lose himself in mental lucubrations. Perhaps this has been the principal fault of modern art. The spirit of research has poisoned those who have not fully understood all the positive and conclusive elements in modern art and has made them attempt to paint the invisible and, therefore, the unpaintable"(Paris 1923).
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