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To the One I Love the Best: Episodes from the Life of Lady Mendl (Elsie de Wolfe) To the One I Love the Best: Episodes from the Life of Lady Mendl by Ludwig Bemelmans
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“I can’t paint, I can’t write, I can’t sing, but I can decorate and run a house, and light it, and heat it, and have it like a living thing, and so right that it will be the envy of the world, the standard of perfect hospitality.”
Ludwig Bemelmans, To the One I Love the Best
“write to allow myself the luxury of painting. I am a painter and not a writer, and you will always see my books rather than hear them. I paint with type, and that is hard, for type has no colour, no variety beyond the dictionary and the stored information in the reader’s mind. Like music, painting starts where words end. ‘I have never attended one of my own exhibitions with any degree of pleasure. I always feel as if I were undressed and on exhibition myself. I always run away. I wish a way of acquiring pictures or dogs could be found other than by going into a gallery or a pet shop or buying them over a table.”
Ludwig Bemelmans, To the One I Love the Best
“I am the equal of anyone in this room, and the superior of most.”
Ludwig Bemelmans, To the One I Love the Best