"As when men to keep from being swept overboard in the storm clutch at each other's hands to resist being torn apart, so our bodies fused a link in the human chain that kept us from being swept into nothing."
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"A modern painter may have many audiences or one or none; he paints in relation to none of them, though he longs for the audience of other modern painters."
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