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The Sense of Smell
Jan Ekels the Younger
A sophisticated 18th-century Dutch genre painting depicting a social gathering centered around the senses.
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At a Coppersmith’s Workshop
Christian Andreas Schleisner
A charming and highly detailed 19th-century genre painting capturing a lively moment in a traditional coppersmith’s workshop.
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The Buildings of the Asiatic Company, seen from St. Annæ Street
Vilhelm Hammershøi
A hauntingly still architectural study in a palette of muted greys and soft, atmospheric blues.
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Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)
Moritz Daniel Oppenheim
A beautifully detailed 19th-century scene of a family celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles, rendered in a sophisticated tonal palette.
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By the Light of Candle
Konrad Krzyżanowski
A captivating scene of quiet intimacy bathed in the warm, dramatic glow of a single candle.
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The Annunciation
Salomon Koninck
A dramatic 17th-century Dutch scene capturing the moment of divine revelation through masterful light and shadow.
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The Account Keeper
Nicolaes Maes
An evocative Dutch Golden Age scene depicting an account keeper resting amidst her scholarly work.
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Study of a Munich Studio
Ľudovít Pitthordt
A charming 19th-century interior scene depicting an artist's studio with a warm, lived-in atmosphere.
Contains disturbing content
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Three Skulls from Convento dei Cappucini at Palermo
Art Garfunkel
A haunting and masterful memento mori painting depicting three mummified figures from the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo.
Contains nudity
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Saint Jerome
Unknown Artist
A dramatic 17th-century Italian depiction of Saint Jerome in a moment of divine inspiration.
Contains nudity
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The Death of Agis
Nicolas-André Monsiau
A powerful neoclassical drama capturing a poignant moment of historical sacrifice and mourning.
Contains disturbing content
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Vanitas Still Life
Unknown Artist
A striking 17th-century vanitas still life exploring themes of mortality through dramatic lighting and symbolic objects.
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