– Sunday Times, London  ""As an expression of personality in paint the portrait of Lucien Pissaro is one of the most successful paintings we have ever seen. It positively simmers with the temperamental qualities of a veteran artist."" – The Times, London  ""Clara Klinghoffer - England’s best-known woman artist seen here for the first time. Rare indeed is such mastery of line as shown in her drawings, such subtlety and warmth of paint as in her canvases of women, men, children and types. It is definitely our gain if we can claim her as our own.""  – 460 Park Avenue Gallery at 57th Street. (CUE SAYS GO). January 4, 1941  ""Something of the charm of the great eighteenth-century French artists, modernized and with more of a broad human basis, is to be found in such works as the sketchy head of a man, or the study of a sick child…This is admirable stuff."" – The New York Times  ""One can go through a year of exhibitions and not encounter this sort of draughtsmanship."" – Emily Genauer, New York  ""Clara Klinghoffer is one of the greatest talents sent us by the war. This artist has a fascinating grasp of the essentials. Her portraits have a soft focus, but what inner life! Clara Klinghoffer’s Sergei Radamsky is Rembrandtesque in feeling and spiritual quality. Highly sensitive, it is one of the best portraits we have seen in a dog’s age."" – The Art News, January 11, 1941  ""Clara Klinghoffer has a precious gift; the power of transmuting the facts of experience into the gold of expression."" – J.B. Manson, curator of the Tate Gallery, writing in The Studio