What does Lord Henry Wotton famously state at the beginning of the novel regarding influence?

What does Dorian attempt to do to the portrait at the end of the novel?

Who says: "I have put too much of myself into it", referring to the painting?

Dorian Gray dies as a handsome young man after stabbing the painting.

When Dorian looks at the portrait for the last time before destroying it, what expression does it have?

What helped to recognise Dorian Gray after his death?

How has the portrait of Dorian Gray altered after Sibyl Vane’s death?

Lord Henry influences Dorian to confess all his sins to the police at the end of the novel.

Basil Hallward is shocked when he sees the changed portrait because it has become a masterpiece of realistic art, reflecting Dorian's internal corruption.

Which character says: "To reveal art and conceal the artist is art's aim"?