Riccardi Paints Quotes

#1. Let the famous not denounce fame. Far from being empty and meaningless, it fills those it touches with divine power.

Franz Grillparzer

#2. I'd like to be a dog. Dogs are nice. They can sleep any time, they wag their tails and on top of that they can get stroked all the time.

Emmanuel Petit

#3. What I did in New York was bring people together, an overwhelmingly Democratic state. But I was able to get Democrats to support the most conservative sweeping policy changes in any state in America.

George Pataki

#4. I think that economic patriotism is the very foundation of a European vision.

Dominique De Villepin

#5. Annie ... ." "I know; I remember. I'm supposed to dab, not rub." I recalled his words from our first meeting. "Annie ... ." "Am I rubbing?" "No ... but, God, I wish you would.

L. H. Cosway

#6. In the modern world, the interests of a particular community can no longer be considered to lie within the confines of its own boundaries.

Dalai Lama

#7. Volumnia hastens to express her opinion that the shocking people ought to be tried as traitors, and made to support the Party.

Charles Dickens

#8. To get over artist's block, make shitty art.

Dave Horowitz

#9. Strong hope is a much greater stimulant to life than any single realized joy could be.

Friedrich Nietzsche

#10. Why would you want to stand there waving a stick when you could be playing an instrument?

Nigel Kennedy

#11. There is a place you can touch a woman that will drive her crazy. Her heart.

Melanie Griffith

#12. Piano should be the one. Yeah, because that's your basis. Everything is right there in front of you.

Billy Eckstine

#13. Mr. Ibis spoke in explanations: a gentle, earnest lecturing that put Shadow in mind of a college professor who used to work out at the Muscle Farm and who could not talk, could only discourse, expound, explain.

Neil Gaiman

#14. We have all sorts of stories about heaven and hell, about oblivion and nothingness, about 'coming back,' and so on. But they are all stories.

Steve Hagen

#15. find what drives us

Daniel H. Pink