P
Picasso, Poussin, Pollock, Peale, Picabia, Post, Pissarro, Parrish, Peeters, great "P"s
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Paint
Paint to magnify the banal
R. Delval
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Paint
Painting is like breathing; if you stop, you die
J-A-A
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Paintbrush
The paintbrush and the model often have something in common: they have hairs
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Painting
Everybody wants to understand painting. Why don't we try to understand birds singing ?
Picasso
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Panorama
The panorama is the background to the background
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Paper
Paper is a universal support
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Paris
Paris is certainly the most famous of models
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Partition
A partition screen separates two human beings; one would like to see; the other would like to be seen
J-A-A
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Pen
Whatever the pen, it must be light
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Pencil
The pencil is often the starting point of a masterpiece
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Perspective
If you talk about perspective to an artist…..he will understand the future
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Photo
My favourite picture ? The photo of a loved one !
Anonymous
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Photography
Photography is a new market which urgently needs laws
J-A-A
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Picasso
Died at 92. 320,000 hours of work. Genius of the twentieth century
R. Montal
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Picture
My most beautiful picture? The photo of my loved ones!
J-A-A
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Pigment
Pigment in art is like the one in life: it gives us colours
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Plastic art
Plastic art: nothing to do with explosive art
O-I-A-M
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Plate
If the plate is not decorated, the chef will make sure it is.
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Point
To think about the value of one's point often means to have no value at all
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Portfolio
The portfolio is a case of fancy jewellery
J-A-A
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Portraitist
The portraitist must be both a painter and a psychologist
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Pose
For a model who poses, the best moment is when the painter suggests not posing for a while
J-A-A
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Posterity
You only benefit from posterity when you are dead
J-A-A
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Posters
Tags and graffitis are today's posters.
J-A-A
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Precursor
The precursor finishes something and does not know if he will start something else.
J-A-A
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Preface
The preface is either asked for or bought
J-A-A
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Present
There is neither a past nor a future in art. Art which is not in the present never will be.
Pablo PICASSO
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Primitives
The primitives are those which I prefer
J-A-A
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Print
Prints have their fashions; they are called engravings, dry points, lithographs etc
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Prizes
Exhibition prizes have never increased prices
J-A-A
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Process
Techniques use good processes
J-A-A
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Professors
Professors don't necessarily make great artists
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Profile
He has the profile! Provided he doesn't lose face
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Provence
Provence is difficult to paint because it has everything
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Puritanism
Puritanism preserves posting
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Puzzle
A puzzle is an admirable way of knowing a painting
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