An art which isn't based on feeling isn't an art at all... feeling is the principle, the beginning and the end; craft, objective, technique - all these are in the middle.
Paul CezanneRead
You say a new era in art is preparing; you sensed it coming; continue your studies without weakening. God will do the rest.
Interpretation
What this quote means
The quote encourages perseverance in artistic endeavors, suggesting that a new movement in art is on the horizon and that continual effort will lead to eventual success.
Cezanne's quote reflects the belief that significant change in the art world is imminent and emphasizes the importance of dedication and hard work in pursuing artistic goals. He reassures that, while the artist must continue to study and refine their craft, there is a higher force that will help bring their efforts to fruition, suggesting a blend of personal commitment and faith in the unfolding of a greater purpose in art.
Themes
ArtDedicationStudiesFaithNew Era
In practice
Example use cases
This quote could be used in a motivational speech to aspiring artists.
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