The beginning of all things lies, so to speak, in thither in the form of ideas which must still only coming for the realisation.
But in the creative the force also lies to lend shape to these prototypes of the ideas. I-Ging
Quotation Goethe: "God gives the nuts, but he does not bite them auf". Weimar, in 1811.
A universally valid art term which owns validity for good and works cannot be maintained. What as an art was looked and will own, is depending on the respective scales, in an epoch a validity. human art activity goes back far back in prehistoric time. Since the Stone Age she freely assumes available time. What does a human to make art? at first sight there, the truth is seldom to be recognised. The second time one looks there, even more seldom. Does art on the mainspring let itself any human activities, at the creation will to move something at the wish go back?
Shred - a confrontation
The aggressive drive---The life expectancy
The expectations---The Life position
The deformation---The life content
The shape acceptance---The fame
The goal setting---The freedom
The determination---The lack of knowledge
The subsistence---The discipline
The perseverance---The maturity
The prosperity---The status
The bank of experience---The term
The use---The impressions
From the claim---The Advancement
The sense change---The event
The property---That toughening
The occasion---The perseverance
The exchange---To cumulation
The mastery---The self-possession
The convolution family---To deconvolution
The passivity---The emboss
The activity---The entrails resistance
The respect---The expert evaluation
The need---The confession
The desire---The promise
The tolerances---The constancy
The desire---a unconscious
Noticeable might---The antagonism
The adherence---The relinquishing
Knowledge is power---Time is money
Know might---Time to money
More light!
Some human has a big fire in his soul.
Vincent van Gogh
The failure is a furious, dangerous queue. She tries to strangle relentlessly the authentic and original in the artist.
Robert Walser
Three things are it which threaten the further development of an artist: Complacency, resignation and bitterness.
Maurina Zenta
Only that can be an artist who has own religion, an original elevation of the infinite.
Friedrich von Schlegel
Images without frame are like a soul without body.
Vincent van Gogh
Every art requires a whole human life.
Wilhelm Furtwangler
If the humans really knew what is true art, they would undergo with pleasure every trouble to reach to her.
Friedrich Hoelderlin
Only dead painters are immortal.
Jane Adorjan
The big pieces of art border on the one hand on the empire of the love, on the other hand, to that of the death.
Otto Heuschele
The art is understood in the decline which turns from the representation of the passion to that of the vice.
Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach
In the art like in the life only the continuance has what is good.
Paul E. Maxheimer
A piece of art which has been taken in the middle from the life is absent just there.
Werner Schneyder
Everything is art, so long one comes through with it.
Marshall MacLuhan
Every art is valid if one needs theirs.
Czech adage
Art is what survives the artist.
Gerhard Uhlenbruck
Art is what is not able everybody.
Ernst Fuchs
Who does not practice the art, it soon loses.
German adage
Two belong to every art: one to which she makes, and one which needs them.
Ernst Barlach
More content, less art.
William Shakespeare
The last secret of the art will be always concealed to those which love the truth more than the beauty.
Oscar Wilde
A universally valid art term which owns validity for good and works cannot be maintained. 