Author: Henry Miller
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Publish Date: 1996-01-01
Features: Since I developed an interest in painting at the age of sixteen, I have fallen in love with it. At fifty, I created some works that I considered quite good, but before the age of seventy, what I painted was truly worthless. By the age of seventy-three, I finally captured every aspect of nature—birds, fish, animals, insects, trees, grass, everything. By the age of eighty, I will further develop my skills; by ninety, I will truly master the mysteries of art. By the age of one hundred, my works will truly stand out; around the age of one hundred and ten, my goals will certainly be achieved. At that time, every line and every dot I paint will be full of vitality.
Masterpieces Series, Volume 2: Great Salt Lake
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