Art for the Library

An iconic Neoclassical portrait of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe reclining amidst the ruins of the Roman Campagna.

A dignified early 19th-century portrait of a captain, characterized by its refined brushwork and classic European style.

An evocative 19th-century portrait of Salome captured with luminous detail and emotional depth.

A stately and dignified turn-of-the-century portrait of William McKinley.

A dignified mid-19th-century portrait of a British Admiral in full naval regalia.

This dignified 1810 portrait captures the character and intensity of its subject through masterful realism.

A dignified Dutch Golden Age portrait capturing the character and presence of a mature woman in traditional 17th-century attire.

This 1670 masterpiece by Johannes Vermeer is a rare example of his allegorical work, combining domestic realism with profound religious symbolism.

A dignified full-length portrait of King James I, showcasing the elaborate fashion and regalia of the 17th-century English court.

A striking 19th-century portrait of the Indonesian painter Raden Saleh, characterized by rich textures and a warm, atmospheric landscape.

A visionary and grand landscape celebrating the history of architectural achievement.

A dignified 18th-century portrait of Baron Nils Palmstjerna, showcasing the exquisite detail of his noble regalia.