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I haven't thought about it, but since you have asked keep your eyes peeled.

The last sentence to your introduction advises us that "An extremely accomplished draftsman, he was well respected by the avant garde of his day."

Is it known how status-quo -- ;-D -- art appreciators, art dealers, artists perceived Paul Signac?

Thank you!

In a way, the words deist (from Latin Deus, "God") and theist (from Greek θεός, “god”) appear like synonyms. But my mind associates deist with deity, such as in Greek and Roman mythologies, even as it associates theist with theology.

Is theist synonymous with Christian? Or might all Christians be theists but all theists not Christians?

Your first subheading devotes itself to pointillists Seurat and Signac.

Do you have favorite Seurat artworks?

Thank you for your comment June 17, 2023, in answer to my previous question June 16, 2023.

Online sources to Ribchester inn searches draw up Ribchester Arms and White Bull Hotel.

There's no information about salvaged Roman pillars.

Might either one be the Ribchester inn with the Roman-pillared porch?

Pointillism appears to demand such muscle-controlled fingers and such patience.

Impressionist techniques convey a different, more large-scale, smoother application, at least to the non-artist.

So it's interesting that Paul Signac managed neo-impressionism and pointillism.

Might you or you and your AI -- ;-D -- have produced any pointillist masterpieces?

That's great!

Short-sleeved and three-quarter-sleeved t-shirts would work too even as I likeliest would wear long-sleeved t-shirts (and any other kind of sleeved attire ;-D).

Bravo! What a reconstruction from such turbulent times!

The fourth subheading, Real mercer, acquaints us with the fictional and the real (1354?-March 1423) Dick Whittington affirming himself as London mercer.

Both the actual and the fictitious Dick Whittington aimed at an astute activity, mercantile associations, especially advantageous because of Flanders textile merchants associated with beloved Philippa of Hainault (June 24, 1310?/1315?-Aug. 15, 1369), Queen Consort (Jan. 24, 1328-Aug. 15, 1369) to Edward III (Nov. 13, 1312-June 21, 1377) and mother to dashing Edward the Black Prince (June 15, 1330-June 8, 1376).

That career choice perhaps carried practically guaranteed success what with his first royal interactions with Richard II (Jan. 6, 1367-Feb. 14, 1400?), Prince Edward's son and Queen Philippa's grandson, correct?

The actual Dick Whittington evidently comported himself tactfully since he continued interacting with deposed King Richard's (June 21, 377-Sep. 29, 1399) successors.

Maybe in Scotland. We do not have the room for ski treks across country. Fir cross country skiing you need space.

Most definitely theist. Christians believe that God is active in the world, whereas deists believe that God created the world, designed its laws and then could no longer intervene.

No, not yet.