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The Unity In Any Painter's Work Arises From The Fact That A Person, Brought To A Desperate Situation, Will Behave In A Certain Way... Style.

I Go Out Each Morning And Draw. I Can't Really Start A Painting In The Morning Until I've Done A Drawing.

Real Style Is Not Having A Program - It's How One Behaves In A Crisis.

To Put Down An Ideogram Of A Table So That People Will Recognize It As A Table Is Not The Work Of A Painter, But To Sense It For A Moment As A Magic Carpet With A Leg Hanging Down At Each Corner Is The Beginning Of A Painter's Imagination.

I Destroy Things Every Day In The Act Of Working And Often Recall A Picture I Had Considered Finished In Order To Rework It.