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“A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art. Yet emotion alone is not enough. Art is the communication through the emotions of the artist’s highest and noblest feelings.”
Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847-1917)
This quote from American romantic painter Albert Pinkham Ryder speaks to the importance of emotion in art while emphasizing that strong technique and execution are also vital. Ryder believed art should communicate profound human truths that elevate and inspire.
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“I paint flowers so they will not die. I paint landscapes so I can walk in them without leaving my home. I paint portraits so I can meet people without going out.”
Frida Kahlo (1907-1954)
This perspective from acclaimed Mexican painter Frida Kahlo exemplifies how she used her art to work through pain, loneliness and her sense of disconnection after a tragic accident left her immobilized for a time. Painting became an act of catharsis, healer and gateway to an imaginative, beautiful world.