Art for the Hallway

An atmospheric 19th-century architectural study capturing the play of light and shadow within a vaulted Bavarian coach house.

This poignant 19th-century watercolor captures a blind man and his young companion navigating a street in Cádiz.

A striking modernist tempera study of figures on rooftops overlooking a village in a warm, earthy palette.

A luminous and atmospheric watercolor study by John Singer Sargent depicting soldiers in a sun-dappled grove.

A refined oil study of rivercraft by Johan Christian Dahl, capturing the quiet atmosphere of the Elbe in 1827.

A romantic 19th-century depiction of the historic Cesis Castle ruins, captured in delicate ink and wash on atmospheric blue-grey paper.

An evocative mid-19th-century watercolor of medieval stone ruins standing against a soft, cloud-filled sky.

A serene and meticulously detailed 19th-century architectural view of a Berlin canal.

An evocative oil study of a sun-drenched clearing within a deep, shadowed woodland.

This 19th-century oil study captures the weathered textures and quiet dignity of a historic stone chapel in Gmunden.

A tranquil and expansive depiction of the American West, capturing a quiet moment of a surveying expedition beneath a vast sky.

An elegant 19th-century architectural drawing of a Roman-style astronomical observatory in cross-section.