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Oil painting by Renoir showing loose red and pink peony blossoms against a dark background with blue-shadowed white tablecloth.

Renoir’s Peonies

October 31, 2026
by Amalia Spiliakou 19th century ArtFrench ArtImpressionism

Renoir’s Peonies at the Clark Art Institute shows loose red and pink blossoms against a dark background with blue-shadowed white tablecloth.

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Collage of artworks featured in the November 2026 Teacher Curator Newsletter, including Renoir’s Peonies, Byzantine art, ancient Greek kouroi, Titian, Winslow Homer, and Yayoi Kusama.

November 2026 Newsletter

October 29, 2026
by Amalia Spiliakou Newsletter

Explore November’s art discoveries, from Renoir’s peonies and Byzantine symbolism to ancient Greek kouroi, Titian, Winslow Homer, and Yayoi Kusama.

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Byzantine ivory icon of Saint Demetrios, carved c. 950–1000 AD, depicting the warrior saint standing frontally with spear and shield, wearing military attire and inscribed with his name in Greek.

The Icon of Saint Demetrios at The Met

October 25, 2026
by Amalia Spiliakou Byzantine ArtTeaching Resources

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.

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Four Hellenistic terracotta Cupid figurines with wings, shown in lively poses, from a 3rd–2nd century BC tomb at Gortyn, Crete.

Hellenistic Cupid

October 20, 2026
by Amalia Spiliakou Ancient Greek ArtArchaeologyMythology

Four lively terracotta Cupids from a Hellenistic tomb at Gortyn reveal how Eros could represent not only love and play, but also eternal sleep.

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