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Developing in reverse: Signac at the Metropolitan.
In his happiest moments [Signac] succeeded in giving the modern picture--that makeshift with which we beautify our dwellings--a brilliant and even ideal form, making it a beautiful spot on the wall, that lends itself readily to a frame, and represents, if not all, yet the most valuable thing we need in a rational home--beautiful color in a beautiful form.
--Julius Meier-Graefe, Modern Art
Paul Signac's achievement is not insignificant. According to Meier-Graefe, the most sensitive and gifted critic of the art of the 1890s, Signac managed, in spite of his inconsistent production, to offer in his best work a taste of what had become aesthetically possible ...
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