Art for the Hallway

A captivating and atmospheric depiction of a house in Ostend by the renowned Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert.

A gestural and atmospheric early 20th-century study of a sun-dappled town square by Wassily Kandinsky.

An iconic Impressionist study of light and stone by Claude Monet, depicting the ornate facade of Rouen Cathedral in shimmering sunlight.

An evocative Dutch Golden Age landscape capturing the lush beauty of colonial Brazil.

An elegant 17th-century botanical study of a ripening fig branch, rendered with exquisite detail in gouache.

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

A charming 19th-century scene of two children tending to a collection of potted plants on a classic marble floor.

A masterful 1902 watercolor by Winslow Homer capturing a quiet, atmospheric moment of wilderness observation.

An early equestrian study by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, capturing a quiet, grounding moment between a horse and his handler.

A tranquil view of Rue Norvins in Paris, captured in the sophisticated, textured style of Maurice Utrillo’s celebrated White Period.

This peaceful seventeenth-century Flemish landscape features a rustic farmhouse and figures by a quiet waterway.

A charming and atmospheric late 19th-century scene of rural village life captured with painterly precision.