"A man can't tell what he can do until he tries."Drew still hedged.
A man has to try before he knows what he can do.
Poussin's bittersweet Arcadian Shepherds; Watteau's melancholy Gilles and graceful Embarkation for Cythera; Dela?­croix's Liberty Guiding the People; and Courbet's penetrating study of provincial bourgeois life, Funeral at Ornans.