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The necessity of loyalty between friends, the responsibility that the strong owe the infirm, the illusion of ill-gotten gain, the rewards of hard work, honesty, and trust-these are enduring truths glimpsed and judged first through the imagination, first through art.

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Andre Malraux

In a world in which everything is subject to the passing of time, art alone is both subject to time and yet victorious over it.

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