Summary
This quote suggests that mistakes or flaws in a work of art should not be blamed on the art itself but rather on the artists who created it. It emphasizes the idea that errors are a result of human imperfections rather than inherent flaws within the artistic medium or process. It implies that the quality of a work depends on the skill and craftsmanship of the creator, and if errors are present, they are a reflection of the artist's shortcomings rather than an indictment of the art form itself.
Topics
Art
By Isaac Newton