Pastoral Scenes
The Village of Sannois
Gerrit Willem van Blaaderen
A luminous and serene landscape featuring a quaint French village in a soft, sun-drenched palette of greens and creams.
Pastoral Scenes
L'Hiver dans la montagne de Reims
Paul Bocquet
A serene impressionist oil landscape capturing the quiet beauty of the Reims countryside in winter.
Figure Studies
Study of a Girl's Head
Unknown Artist
A delicate 18th-century profile study of a young girl, capturing a moment of quiet innocence.
Figure Studies
The Elder Sister
William-Adolphe Bouguereau
A heartwarming scene of sibling affection captured with the luminous, lifelike precision of French master William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of Caroline Steen Torshaug
Mathias Stoltenberg
A charming 19th-century portrait of a young girl in a luminous blue dress with wildflowers.
Old World Portraits
Madame René de Gas
Edgar Degas
A quiet, ethereal portrait of a seated woman in a muted palette of pink and grey.
Pastoral Scenes
Open Fields with Haystacks near Pontoise
Camille Pissarro
A serene and airy impressionist landscape by Camille Pissarro, capturing the gentle light of a rural harvest.
Coastal Classics
The Seine at Saint-Cloud
Edvard Munch
A luminous impressionist landscape of the Seine at Saint-Cloud, captured with vibrant, dappled light and delicate brushwork.
Figure Studies
Four Heads
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
A tender impressionist study of four children's faces rendered with soft, feathered brushstrokes and warm rosy tones.
Pastoral Scenes
Svanninge Hills, Funen
Karl Schou
A peaceful Danish landscape featuring soft rolling hills and a dense pine forest under a muted, overcast sky.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Saint Joseph with Baby Jesus
Unknown Artist
This late 18th-century painting captures a serene and intimate moment between Saint Joseph and the Christ Child.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Two Playing Children
Unknown Artist
A charming 17th-century scene of two playful children draped in vibrant silks, capturing the soft light and rounded forms of the Baroque era.
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