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Date: 1902
"An image is like the painter's Madonna or the sculptor's Diana: it is the result of delicate workmanship."
preview | full record— Spiller, Gustav (1864-1940)
Date: 1992
"Even more important to David than the very natural worry that his wife and his son might grow fond of one another was the intoxicating feeling that he had a blank consciousness to work with, and it gave him great pleasure to knead this yielding clay with his artistic thumbs."
preview | full record— Edward St. Aubyn (b. 1960)
