Talk:Georges Braque
Latest comment: 14 years ago by Antiquary in topic Unsourced
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- A good painting never stops giving of itself.
- Art upsets; science reassures.
- Form and colour do not merge, there is simultaneity.
- I believe my picture is only finished when the original idea is completely extinguished.
- I have found painting to be a means of hanging up my ideas. This enables me to change them and avoid any fixed idea.
- If a painting doesn't disquiet, what is it?
- The painting is complete when the idea is obliterated.
I had thought the original quote of this was more like: "-when the idea is obliterated (transferred) from the mind to the painting." Although I cannot now provide that source!