Figure Studies
Bugler of the Light Infantry
Alphonse de Neuville
A characterful 19th-century portrait of a soldier in uniform, capturing a quiet moment of repose.
Moody Landscapes
The Lady of Shalott
Walter Crane
This evocative Victorian painting depicts the tragic figure of the Lady of Shalott drifting towards Camelot amidst a somber woodland landscape.
oil paint
Courtesy
Jean Baptiste Madou
This 1862 genre painting by Jean Baptiste Madou captures a charming and complex moment of social interaction in a rustic interior.
Figure Studies
The Blind Beggar
Josephus Laurentius Dyckmans
A masterfully lit scene of quiet dignity featuring a blind man, a young companion, and their loyal dog.
Figure Studies
Grandmother's Feast
Henri de Braekeleer
This 19th-century Flemish interior captures an intimate moment of domestic life, bathed in soft, natural light.
Curated selection
L'Hôtel de Ville, en 1868
Jan Mioduszewski
A grand and detailed 1868 view of the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, capturing the bustling energy of the city square.
Figure Studies
The Scourer (L'Écureuse)
François Bonvin
A quiet, atmospheric 19th-century genre scene depicting a kitchen maid at work with luminous metallic details.
oil paint
Fair in Ghent in the Middle Ages
Félix de Vigne
A richly detailed 19th-century depiction of a lively medieval fair in Ghent, filled with historical costume and intricate narrative detail.
Old World Portraits
Martha Washington
Eliphalet Frazer Andrews
An elegant full-length portrait of Martha Washington, captured with masterful attention to the textures of lace and satin.
oil paint
A Cotton Office in New Orleans
Edgar Degas
An intricate scene by Edgar Degas depicting the bustling activity of a New Orleans cotton office in 1873.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Luncheon on the Grass
Édouard Manet
An iconic 19th-century masterpiece that challenged the boundaries of modern art through its bold composition and subjects.
Contains disturbing content
Figure Studies
The Village Carpenter Bringing a Coffin for a Dead Child
Christen Dalsgaard
A masterfully detailed and poignant portrayal of grief and community in a 19th-century Danish home.
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