Art for the Hallway

An elegant Federal-era portrait featuring delicate lace details and a serene, blue-toned palette.

An atmospheric study of light and sea, this 19th-century marine painting captures the quiet dignity of a French harbor.

An atmospheric 19th-century oil sketch capturing the dynamic movement of a waterfall beside a weathered stone building.

An elegant 19th-century bird study featuring an osprey in profile, rendered with delicate naturalist detail.

A dignified 17th-century Dutch portrait featuring a striking white millstone collar against a deep, moody background.

A luminous and detailed veduta of Venice's Grand Canal, showcasing the iconic dome of Santa Maria della Salute under a sweeping sky.

A charming 1795 watercolor by Thomas Rowlandson depicting daily life and historical interaction in a Cornish town.

A refined 19th-century view of the entrance to the Saint-Jacques baths in Paris, featuring intricate ironwork and classical stone architecture.

A graceful early 19th-century portrait of a woman adorned with delicate black lace.

A vibrant 18th-century Pahari miniature depicting two riders traversing a rhythmic, verdant landscape.

A detailed 19th-century historical depiction of Christiaan Huygens demonstrating his invention of the pendulum clock.

An elegant and self-assured 1904 self-portrait by Ottilie Roederstein, featuring striking light and a refined palette.