Today, 104 years ago, on May 2, 1921 (March 25, 1921), the Metropolitan Exhibition exhibited post-impressionist art. Mattis's "Carriore's Tree" on May 2, 1921. Right after the Brooklyn Museum's impressive art exhibition, what should the New York Metropolitan Exhibition do to overcome it? This large-scale impressionist painting exhibition hated some post-impressionist works. The public did not seem to fully appreciate the paintings and sculptures created by Mattis, Manet, Miller, Degas and Dumee and others. New Yorkers and viewers from other cities walked through the crowded reactionary exhibition halls, and they were shocked that the audience of the 19th century saw these works must be very upset, and not necessarily very shocked. But there was