Rembrandt — "The artist must be a master of his craft and a servant of his art."
The artist must be a master of his craft and a servant of his art.
The artist must be a master of his craft and a servant of his art.
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"I am not interested in painting pretty pictures, but in painting true ones."
"The most important thing in a painting is the emotion it evokes."
"My lord, Because of the great pleasure and devotion that I have put into the execution of the two pieces which his Highness has had me make, being the one where the dead body of Christ is laid in the …"
"The painter who draws his inspiration from nature, without taking into account the great works of the past, is like a sailor who sets sail without a compass."
"A student full of doubt is unable to move forwards and to judge well the truth."
Attributed, general sentiment, less directly verifiable as a direct quote.
Date: Mid-17th century
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