Art for the Hallway

A luminous 17th-century architectural study of the Mariakerk in Utrecht, rendered with exquisite precision and soft light.

A refined architectural study of the Great Mosque in Bursa by celebrated Orientalist John Frederick Lewis.

A meticulously detailed WWI watercolor study of a camouflaged artillery position in Agny, France.

An 18th-century architectural view capturing the grand stonework and daily life at Windsor's Queen Elizabeth Gate.

A majestic architectural study of the Parthenon ruins, capturing the enduring grandeur of classical Greece.

A sophisticated 19th-century architectural study by John Frederick Lewis, capturing the intricate beauty of the Great Mosque entrance in Bursa.

A masterful architectural study capturing the soaring vaulted ceilings and serene atmosphere of a seventeenth-century Gothic church.

A classical 19th-century allegorical scene in elegant grisaille tones, honoring the Polish hero Tadeusz Kościuszko.

A refined architectural study by Prosper Barbot, capturing the contrast between a rugged demolition site and a stately neoclassical villa.

A luminous 19th-century oil study of classical Roman ruins by Edward Lear.

A serene 19th-century architectural study of a sun-drenched cloister hallway.