Art is a passion or it is nothing — Robert Fry
Art is a passion or it is nothing — Robert Fry
Art is a passion or it is nothing — Robert Fry
Art is a passion or it is nothing — Robert Fry
Art is a passion or it is nothing — Robert Fry
Download Customize

Art is a passion or it is nothing

— Robert Fry
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
art artist nothing passion

More “Art” Quotes

Here, this is for you," the girl said, holding out one of the pages on which she'd been drawing."Oh, I... well, thank yo — Tracy Anne Warren, Tempted by His Kiss
But nowadays I feel guilty that I am granted the immunity of the artistically gifted, having never actually achieved any — Sara Baume, A Line Made by Walking
A tender smile softened his face. "That would be Esme. She's nine and a delight. I haven't seen much of her these past f — Tracy Anne Warren, Tempted by His Kiss
An actual artist, living right under her nose. — Garth Risk Hallberg, City on Fire
Our best canvas is all around us, in everything we touch and do. — Fennel Hudson, Fine Things - Fennel's Journal - No. 8
An artist can try and pretend he is not following rules, but let's remember that nature itself provides rules. Gravity f — Kate Carlisle, Books of a Feather
A dreamer rises above their inherent fearfulness that they will always produce inferior work and grants oneself a licens — Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls
I have never found a painter more beautiful than his paintings nor a writer who was more expressive than his works. Whil — Ramana Pemmaraju
Realism without naturalism... is a leading motif in Modern Art. There is a move away from the struggle to perfect the re — Tom Holt, Lucia Triumphant
You can never be an artist if your work comes without effort. That is the problem with modern ink from a bottle. You do — Amy Tan, The Bonesetter's Daughter
Everyone who loves life is an artist at heart. Although it is sometimes difficult to love our world and our lot in life, — Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls
Maybe the job of the artist is to see through all of this strangeness to what really is, and that takes a lot of courage — Madeleine L'Engle, Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art