I have never been truly happy, for happiness is a bourgeois invention.
Opera composer
A sentiment expressed in his letters and philosophical writings, reflecting his pursuit of artistic fulfillment over personal contentment.
1850s-1860s
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"The Jew's speech is a creaking, squeaky, buzzing, snuffling, and hissing sound."
Controversial"I have no country, only a homeland in art."
Humorous"The error in the art-genre of opera consists herein, that a Means of expression (Music) has been made the end, while the End of expression (the Drama) has been made a means."
Strange & Unusual"The true artist is a god, and he must be worshipped as such."
Strange & Unusual"The Jew, who, as we know, has a God all to himself, we need not discuss further here. He is a parasite, a germ, a pestilence, an ulcer, a gangrene; he is incapable of any true art. He has only money."
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