Four lively terracotta Cupids from a Hellenistic tomb at Gortyn reveal how Eros could represent not only love and play, but also eternal sleep.
Art History - Education
Four lively terracotta Cupids from a Hellenistic tomb at Gortyn reveal how Eros could represent not only love and play, but also eternal sleep.
Explore Periklis Vyzantios’s The Atelier, a 1927 painting of Plaka that captures the atmosphere of old Athens and a city on the threshold of change.
Renoir’s Femme au corsage rouge, believed to portray Gabrielle Renard, reveals the artist’s late style through intimate composition, warm colour, fluid brushwork and a striking red corsage.
John Sloan’s McSorley’s Bar captures the lively atmosphere of a New York saloon and reveals the Ashcan School’s interest in ordinary people and urban life.