The Thicker You Paint, The

A Portrait Is A Picture In Which There Is Just A Tiny Little Something Not Quite Right About The Mouth.

The Habit Of Breaking Up One's Colour To Make It Brilliant Dates From Further Back Than Impressionism - Couture Advocates It In A Little Book Called 'causeries D'atelier' Written About 1860 - It Is Part Of The Technique Of Impressionism But Used For Quite A Different Reason.

I Don't Dig Beneath The Surface For Things That Don't Appear Before My Own Eyes.

If You Begin With The Middle-tone And Work Up From It Toward The Darks So That You Deal Last With Your Highest Lights And Darkest Darks, You Avoid False Accents.

I Do Not Judge, I Only Chronicle.