Oscar Wilde Quotes

Nearly Always In Dutch Painting And Often In The Works Of Giorgione Or Titian, It Is Entirely Independent Of Anything Definitely Poetical In The Subject, A Kind Of Form And Choice In Workmanship Which Is Itself Entirely Satisfying, And Is (as The Greeks Would Say) An End In Itself.

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