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The contemplation of things as they are
Without error or confusion
Without substitution or imposture
Is in itself a nobler thing
Than a whole harvest of invention.
—Francis Bacon
(Dorothea Lange tacked this quotation onto her darkroom door in 1923, where it remained until her death in 1965.)
Without error or confusion
Without substitution or imposture
Is in itself a nobler thing
Than a whole harvest of invention.
—Francis Bacon
(Dorothea Lange tacked this quotation onto her darkroom door in 1923, where it remained until her death in 1965.)
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