Pastoral Scenes
Banks of the Seine at By
Alfred Sisley
A luminous Impressionist scene capturing the tranquil beauty of the Seine riverbank with delicate brushwork and an airy palette.
Figure Studies
Woman with a Parasol Turned to the Right (Femme à l'ombrelle tournée vers la droite)
Claude Monet
A luminous Impressionist study of light and movement, featuring a woman with a parasol amidst a sun-drenched summer landscape.
Old World Portraits
A Running Boy (Marcus Holst von Schmidten)
Jens Juel
A charming Neoclassical portrait of a young boy in motion against a soft, atmospheric landscape.
Pastoral Scenes
Church Building in Brazil
Frans Post
A serene Dutch Golden Age landscape depicting a colonial church in 17th-century Brazil.
Pastoral Scenes
View of Hampton Court, Herefordshire
J. M. W. Turner
A serene pastoral landscape by J.M.W. Turner featuring a grand English estate and cattle resting by a river.
Curated selection
Street towards Dürnstein
Anton Faistauer
A vibrant expressionist landscape capturing the light and texture of a winding path toward the historic town of Dürnstein.
Pastoral Scenes
The Road to Cailhau
Achille Laugé
A luminous Neo-Impressionist landscape capturing the quiet beauty of a sun-drenched road in the French countryside.
Coastal Classics
Road at La Cavée, Pourville
Claude Monet
A luminous Impressionist landscape capturing a breezy coastal path leading toward the ocean.
Moody Landscapes
Barbizon at Dusk
Jean Pierre François Lamorinière
An atmospheric mid-19th-century landscape capturing the quiet stillness of the Barbizon countryside at twilight.
Pastoral Scenes
A Jutland Shepherd on the Moors
Frederik Vermehren
A poignant Danish Golden Age landscape depicting a solitary shepherd amidst the expansive moors of Jutland.
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
Mother and Child with a Bird
Joseph Severn
A tender depiction of maternal affection and curiosity from the mid-19th century.
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