91.   Since most of us cannot afford oils, let alone art, consider prints that are called original prints, in which the artist had a hand.

92.   Some artists have had definite ideas about how their works should be framed, but this information is also rarely documented.

93.   Some artists have to strain for the shock effects that leave a spectator haunted and unnerved.

94.   Such an artist would not have the means even to apply to the federal agency for a grant, Ms. Dixon said.

95.   That is the hope that every artist has.

96.   The artist has no plans to stop painting Blue Dog, though he now also enjoys doing Cajun landscapes in which no dogs appear.

97.   The artist has to speak in a way no one else does.

98.   The artist has a paintbrush, and I have a tunneling microscope and a computer, but the creativity is the same.

99.   The artist has the subtlety of Attila the Hun and the raw joy of early Richard Pryor.

100.   The artists had other tricks.