In my ArtI have butone fear:that we willfail to befearless.

Clive Barker
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Michelangelo said, "In my art I have but one fear: that we will fail to be fearless." Michelangelo is an English sculptor who lived through the Renaissance period. He was a man of great strength, courage, and determination. He created many wonderful works of art. His sculptures are characterized by their very human qualities, rather than their more formal interpretations of classical sculpture. He valued the human form above all else.

Source: Tonight, Again

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