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.
Traditional Still Lifes
Still Life with Bottle and Pomegranates
Félix Ziem
A sophisticated 19th-century still life featuring a glass bottle and ripe pomegranates set against a dark, atmospheric background.
Coastal Classics
Ships at Sea in Stormy Weather
Louis Meijer
A powerful 19th-century maritime scene capturing the raw energy and dramatic light of ships battling a turbulent sea.
Pastoral Scenes
Olevano
Albert Bierstadt
A luminous 19th-century view of Olevano, Italy, captured with the atmospheric detail and masterful light of Albert Bierstadt.
Pastoral Scenes
Woodland near Bertogne
Adriaan Jozef Heymans
An atmospheric 19th-century landscape capturing the quiet beauty of a hazy woodland interior in Belgium.
Coastal Classics
Stormy Sea
Gustave Courbet
A dramatic study of nature's power, this 1869 seascape captures the raw energy of a crashing wave with thick, expressive brushwork.
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.
Moody Landscapes
Paysage au crépuscule
Antoine Chintreuil
A tranquil landscape capturing the evocative light of dusk over a silhouetted tree line.
Pastoral Scenes
Peace and Plenty
William Hart
An idyllic 19th-century American landscape radiating light and tranquil rural life.
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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