Art for the Library

A masterful study of light and shadow within a majestic Gothic cathedral, featuring figures in 17th-century dress.

A masterpiece of 17th-century royal portraiture, capturing King Charles I with refined dignity in a natural setting.

A striking and formal portrait of a young cleric in vivid red robes, characterized by a refined, polished finish.

A self-assured portrait of Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz capturing the artist at work with her brushes and apron.

An elegant 19th-century portrait of a gentleman in a dark coat, characterized by masterful light and shadow.

A majestic 17th-century portrait of Isabella Brant, capturing her quiet poise and rich attire against a dramatic classical backdrop.

A striking and moody theatrical portrait by Édouard Manet, capturing the intensity of the tragic stage.

A dignified 18th-century portrait of the poet Alexander Pope, captured in a moment of quiet contemplation.

A dignified and expressive portrait of John Adams, captured with the masterful brushwork of Gilbert Stuart.

An intimate and luminous portrait by Rembrandt, capturing the soft features and delicate finery of his wife, Saskia.

A dignified World War I naval portrait by Ambrose McEvoy, capturing the resolute character of a Victoria Cross recipient.

An elegant Belle Époque portrait of Nanette de Spoelberch by Jacques de Lalaing, showcasing refined turn-of-the-century fashion.