Early 19th Century

A magnificent mid-19th-century view of Milan's iconic gothic cathedral and bustling city life.

A dignified 19th-century oil portrait of John Quincy Adams, rendered with striking realism and deep tonal contrast.

A luminous mid-19th-century oil study of Rome's iconic ruins by master landscape artist Camille Corot.

An intense and masterful portrait by Théodore Géricault, capturing the psychological depth of its subject with dramatic light and shadow.

A sweeping panoramic painting of a 19th-century military parade in St. Petersburg, teeming with intricate detail and atmospheric clouds.

A striking and atmospheric winter scene by the legendary Katsushika Hokusai, capturing a solitary figure braving a snowstorm.

An atmospheric moonlit landscape by Thomas Cole, depicting the quiet beauty of classical ruins reclaimed by nature.

A dignified and masterfully rendered portrait of James Madison, captured in the Neoclassical style.

A masterfully detailed 1836 watercolor of the Pantheon, capturing the architectural grandeur and vibrant daily life of historic Rome.

A masterfully detailed 19th-century view of the Colosseum, captured in the warm, golden light of an Italian afternoon.

An elegant 19th-century oil painting depicting the architectural grandeur of Ghent with its historic cathedral and bustling canal-side life.