Choosing between contemplative traditions When choosing between the contemplative traditions—Vipassana, Tibetan and Zen, is the following saying accurate?

Zen is for poets, Tibetan is for artists, and Vipassana is for
psychologists (Robert Wright).

This would enable me to recommend them separately to future students of Budhism.
That quote has absolutely no founding in reality.  You could plumb the psychological depths of the alayavijnana in Tibetan Buddhism or Rinzai Zen, paint masterful works in Soto, compose gathas in the Theravadan, or do absolutely none of those things in any of those traditions.  A good teacher is worth more than the lineage he or she teaches.