All the faults that you commit come, not from any lack of taste and imagination on your part, but from your not having put in enough of nature.


Ingres (London, 1939), p. 164


All the faults that you commit come, not from any lack of taste and imagination on your part, but from your not having put in enough of nature.

All the faults that you commit come, not from any lack of taste and imagination on your part, but from your not having put in enough of nature.

All the faults that you commit come, not from any lack of taste and imagination on your part, but from your not having put in enough of nature.

All the faults that you commit come, not from any lack of taste and imagination on your part, but from your not having put in enough of nature.