5 Quotes by Nancy Bilyeau

We see blue everywhere in the natural world, in the sky and the sea and lakes, even the little bubbling streams, but what do we really see? It’s ephemeral. A reflection of something else. The seeming abundance is a trick. It doesn’t exist in a tangible form that we can adapt, make into pigment for you and all your fellow artists to use over the centuries.

The human heart is always drawn by love.′ He hesitated again. It’s you, he said. I am in love with you.

I’ve also heard it said that blue signifies divine contemplation.

Ambrose Stanton has reached the far shore of Character, and the land is called Pomposity.

The United States was the home of Mark Twain and John Phillip Sousa, both of whom left me cold. It seemed to me that when an American possessed true talent, he or she decamped for Europe, like Henry James pretending to be English or Mary Cassatt refusing to budge from France.