Letter

 1 Introd |           of it, and so far as the artist can control it for representation,
 2 Introd |         his solitude of a frenzied artist, disdainful of all the pleasures
 3 XVI    |            fisherman’s vessel. The artist is an explorer whom nothing
 4 XVI    | archaeologist, have naught for the artist, they are badly set, badly
 5 XXXV   |         write a novel in which the artist (the real artist) is the
 6 XXXV   |         which the artist (the real artist) is the hero, you will see
 7 XXXV   |   scattering and wasting them.~The artist is such a fine type to do,
 8 XXXV   |           mean some side where the artist verged on the Philistine.
 9 XXXVI  |           have a repugnance for an artist in misfortune, I should
10 XXXVII |         the character of the IDEAL ARTIST; he would be a monster.
11 XLVI   |        while I was showing him the artist, a personage become so rare,
12 XLVI   |       theatre is so pretty! A real artist’s jewel. Why aren’t you
13 LIX    |          the work very well, as an artist and as a scholar; so well
14 LXXIV  |          About’s. I think that the artist ought to live according
15 LXXIV  |        subject of the picture; the artist is an instrument on which
16 LXXVII |           Lambert, the wife of the artist] is severely threatened.~
17 CIII   |         his solitude of a frenzied artist, disdainful of all the pleasures
18 CV     |           must be artists, and the artist is too much occupied with
19 CXLIV  |           Hugo lacks, and he is an artist which Balzac was not.—Is
20 CXCVI  |       Odeon has let Reynard go, an artist of the first rank, whom
21 CCXXXIX|         who are called so), but an artist, where is there any? For
22 CCXLVII|            for. Conclusion: if the artist has no income, he must starve!
23 CCLXIX |        therefore a litterateur, an artist, a master; that is logical,
24 CCLXXVI|         short how sublime. What an artist that woman is! What an artist!
25 CCLXXVI|      artist that woman is! What an artist! Such emotions console one
26 CCLXXX |         the authority of which the artist does not recognize. It is
27 CCLXXXV|          same time he is the great artist that you require and that
28 CCCI   |           I have, I think that the artist should not manifest anything
29 CCCI   |         own feelings, and that the artist should not appear any more