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The theorist examines the picture with the superioritytypical of an intellectual aristocrat. Crossed legs, long socks,shiny polished shoes, limp hands, buttoned waistcoatand a slightly tilted head – slightly heavy in proportion to the body– are all part of the essential

It is not just art critics; it is also the international art trade that gives capitalist and state-supported abstracts kid glove treatment. Indeed, the moral counterweights of consumer society are those overdue existentialist painters who, in the free world, had

The artist is not fully in control of his own talent. He is at the mercy of inspiration, circumstances, bad influences, degeneracy and the one-sided influences of his cherished values. Good work therefore always surprises the artist. You cannot create

Only a deeply inspired professional can build a bridge between the artwork and the recipient. But he must not cross the bridge in either direction. From the ground of the work, the raisonneur can quickly become an affectation and a