Renoir’s Peonies at the Clark Art Institute shows loose red and pink blossoms against a dark background with blue-shadowed white tablecloth.
Art History - Education
Renoir’s Peonies at the Clark Art Institute shows loose red and pink blossoms against a dark background with blue-shadowed white tablecloth.
Explore November’s art discoveries, from Renoir’s peonies and Byzantine symbolism to ancient Greek kouroi, Titian, Winslow Homer, and Yayoi Kusama.
A tenth-century Byzantine ivory icon of Saint Demetrios reveals the artistry, devotion, and military symbolism that made Thessaloniki’s patron saint one of Byzantium’s most revered protectors.
Four lively terracotta Cupids from a Hellenistic tomb at Gortyn reveal how Eros could represent not only love and play, but also eternal sleep.