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John H. Twachtman - From the Emotion category:
-on Bastien-Lepage...
What tasks the man did set himself in the painting of a white apron with which he was as much in love as the face of a person. (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Fame category:
You do not know how tempting every opportunity is to me, and how I long to go in quest of fame and fortune. Why should it be either and why can't happiness be complete without either or both? (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Imagination category:
In my mind I have finer pictures than ever before. Ten thousand pictures come and go every day and those are the only complete pictures painted, pictures that shall never be polluted by paint and canvas. (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Mysteries category:
A cloudy sky to make it mysterious and a fog to increase the mystery. Just imagine how suggestive things are... (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Patriotism category:
-in 1893...
Some day some of you will become painters, and a few of you will do distinguished work, and then the American public will turn you down for second and third rate French painters. (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Silence category:
Winter... that feeling of quiet and all nature is hushed to silence. (John H. Twachtman)
John H. Twachtman - From the Solitude category:
To be isolated is a fine thing and we are then nearer to nature. (John H. Twachtman)
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