What else?
Go on, Garry.

I'm calloused to the hearing of anything.

I merely thank God you've had no newspaper training." "Most of the older painters," Garry said with reluctance, "seem to feel that--well, there's too colorful a dominance of self in your work.
Your personality always overshadows.

You've an extraordinary fluency with color, a deft assurance, a brilliancy that leaves one rather breathless and incredulous, but what you do is autocratically, unforgettably--almost unforgivably--you!" "Art," explained Kenny loftily, "is reality plus personality.

And personalities are variously vivid and anaemic.