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DANAE 1907 by Gustav Klimt
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"Suppose one day instruction no longer produced agreement? Could there be arithmetic without agreement on the part of the calculators? Could there be only one human being that calculated? Could there be only one that followed a rule?" If the answer to these is as clearly affirmative as B & H maintain why does L.W. bother to raise these questions? These questions raise serious issues, and are not to be brushed aside with stating either that the answer is obvious nor again by a 'yes.'
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DIE TANZERIN 1916-17 by Gustav Klimt
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"In order to make a mistake a person must already judge in conformity with mankind"
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DER FREUDINNEN 1916-17 by Gustav Klimt
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