Biography Quote by Roman Payne

“...the art of Europe is drowned in the centuries in the war-scarred face of a motherland..”

— John Geddes

“It was rather like being in Europe, he thought.”

— Joel Van Valin

“That was what I loved most about the capital; as terrifying and vast as it was, the opportunity for wonder existed. People could meet…

— Nina Antonia

“All of Europe, as far as we knew, was gone. It might as well not be there anymore. Russia was gone. By the time…

— David Wellington

“Europe is a landscape; East Asia a seascape. Therein lies a crucial difference between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.”

— Robert D. Kaplan

“We hope to see a Europe where men of every country will think of being a European as of belonging to their native land,…

— Winston Churchill

“Only with an imagination can you see the magnificent beauty of the distant future and eternity.”

— Debasish Mridha

“There are places which exist in this world beyond the reach of imagination.”

— Daniel J. Rice

“We can handle all European themes, handle them without superstition, with an irreverence which can have, and already does have, fortunate consequences.”

— Jorge Luis Borges

“He dreamed of a Europe after the pattern of his favorite book, Saint Augustine’s The City of God, a Europe made one in faith…

— Francis Russell

“If I could, I'd take the food and art of Italy, for example, couple it with the quiet, understated personality of France and the…

— Tsh Oxenreider

“Then came upon a world in ruins an anxious youth. The children were drops of burning blood which had inundated the earth; they were…

— Alfred De Musset