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Peter Hux. The most famous aphorisms

There is nothing more unpleasant than works of art that smell like leather. Undressed art does not exist.
Shame is the habit of weighing the impression you make on the beholder when you expose your soul or flesh.
An artist who judges another art form usually judges from his own experience, that is, incorrectly.

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