Art for the Entryway

An elegant 19th-century portrait of a woman in a wide-brimmed hat and delicate white lace.

This charming 1874 watercolor by Winslow Homer captures a quiet, sun-drenched moment of rural life and connection in a summer garden.

A charming Edo-period ink painting of monkeys atop a rocky ledge, masterfully capturing personality and nature's quiet movement.

An intimate still life by Vincent van Gogh featuring a pair of worn clogs depicted with his signature expressive brushwork.

An atmospheric 19th-century pastoral scene capturing the hazy, golden light of a morning trek to the market.

A magnificent 19th-century English sporting scene capturing the grandeur of a traditional staghound hunt.

A classic Victorian equestrian scene by Harry Hall, featuring the famed racehorse Crucifix.

A fashionable late 19th-century scene of travel and social observation by James Tissot.

A masterful 19th-century study of two draft horses harnessed for work, rendered in warm, earthy tones.

A masterful 19th-century equestrian portrait capturing the quiet bond between a horse, her groom, and a loyal companion.

This 1887 oil painting by Vincent van Gogh captures the quiet vitality of spring through sprouting crocus bulbs in a rustic woven basket.

An endearing Impressionist animal portrait of a Japanese Chin dog by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.