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Vanessa Garcia
A p ril 3, 1 97 9
i If the sun and the moon should
doubt they’d immediately go out.
- Blake -
The minority is sometimes right;
the majority is always wrong.
- Shaw -
We should talk less and draw mo^iPerson-
Only when we know little do we
ally, I would like to renounce speech alto­
know anything; doubt grows with gether and, like organic nature, communi­
knowledge. cate everything I have to say in sketches.
- Goethe - M S fe v - Goethe -

It always strikes me, and it is very peculiar, that
whenever w e see the image of indescribable and
unutterable desolation - of lonliness, poverty, and
misery, the end and extreme of things - the
thought of God comes into ones mind.
- Van Gough -