Quote by Paul Klee

...A long struggle lies in store for me in this field of color.

...A long struggle lies in store for me in this field of col

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker anticipates facing numerous challenges and difficulties in the pursuit of mastery or success in the realm of color. It implies that the speaker is fully aware that their journey will not be easy, but its length implies determination and preparedness to put in significant effort to navigate the intricacies of color theory, expression, or any creative endeavor related to color. Overall, the quote alludes to the speaker's readiness to embrace the arduous path ahead and their willingness to persevere in their quest to conquer the complexities of color.

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