"In our desire to paint the whole of life, we have produced so much that we were forced to paint carelessly or inaccurately.

In our desire to be original, we have neglected technique.

In our desire to paint the passions on the face and in the movements of men, we have lost the calm and harmony of the ancient classic work, which made its ethical impression of the perfect balance of the divine nature by the ideal arrangement, in accord with a finished science, of the various members of the body to form a finished whole.

Let the face no longer then try to represent the individual soul.

One type of face for each class of art-representation is enough.