Art for the Hallway

This charming 1871 oil painting by Otto Bache captures a quiet moment of curiosity between a majestic Broholmer dog and a small stag beetle.

A noble and alert Briquet hound is captured with exceptional detail in this 19th-century portrait by Rosa Bonheur.

This atmospheric 1882 oil painting by Pierre-François Lehoux depicts travelers finding rest in the warm glow of a caravanserai near Beirut.

An endearing 18th-century portrait of a white spitz dog, captured with lively, painterly brushwork by Thomas Gainsborough.

A masterful mid-19th-century study of horses and donkeys resting in the shade of a rustic awning.

A masterfully textured study of a young calf by French Realist pioneer Gustave Courbet.

A contemplative winter scene capturing a moment of rest for a carter and his horses in a snow-covered valley.

A refined 19th-century winter scene capturing a gentleman in a horse-drawn sleigh moving across a snowy field.

Two elegant setters are captured in a moment of repose in this classic 18th-century sporting scene.

A serene 19th-century pastoral scene capturing a quiet moment between young herders and their donkeys.

A charming 17th-century study of poultry captured with warm, earthy tones and a rustic atmosphere.

A classic American Realist scene of sporting life on the water, defined by striking color and quiet focus.