Art for the Library

A detailed 19th-century watercolor study of a bird of prey, capturing a sharp gaze and powerful talons with scientific precision.

An atmospheric 1904 drawing by Marius Bauer depicting Turkish forces positioned outside the historic walls of Jerusalem.

This 1820 oil sketch by Johan Christian Dahl captures a luminous Neapolitan vista framed by the rugged interior of a coastal grotto.

An intricate 19th-century Indian miniature painting depicting a royal sacrificial ritual within a lush, stylized forest.

A meticulously detailed WWI watercolor study of a camouflaged artillery position in Agny, France.

A characterful pastel portrait by Edgar Degas capturing a gentleman in a classic opera hat.

A compelling World War I industrial scene depicting the focused activity of soldiers assembling aircraft in a hangar.

A masterful wax crayon study capturing the dignified presence of an elderly woman in soft, dramatic lighting.

This elegant 18th-century pastel portrait captures the youthful Crown Prince Friedrich Christian of Saxony with luminous detail and soft textures.

A refined 18th-century pastel portrait of a French marquis, showcasing exquisite lace detail and soft, luminous skin tones.

A masterful monochromatic study by Rembrandt capturing a dramatic biblical narrative through his signature use of light and shadow.