Art for the Library

A masterpiece of French Romanticism, this scene captures the quiet intimacy of an Algiers interior with exquisite light and color.

A refined 19th-century portrait by Thomas Sully, capturing the elegance of Mary Harvey in soft, luminous tones.

This 1844 oil painting by Théodore-Joseph Canneel captures a tender historical moment between Emperor Charles V and Johanna van der Gheynst.

An evocative 19th-century view of the ancient theatre of Taormina overlooking the Sicilian coast toward Mount Etna.

An atmospheric Arcadian scene captured in the golden glow of a setting sun, featuring classical architecture and a rushing waterfall.

A contemplative 19th-century portrait of a young woman captured in warm, amber light.

An elegant 19th-century self-portrait of artist Louis Meijer, featuring his loyal dog and a seascape in progress.

This late 19th-century self-portrait captures a dignified figure set against an atmospheric, light-filled forest.

This intimate early self-portrait by Pre-Raphaelite founder William Holman Hunt captures the artist's youthful intensity with luminous detail.

A dignified 18th-century portrait of a mother and daughter, captured with luminous detail and classic elegance.

A charming and romantic 19th-century scene depicting the artist Anthony van Dyck and his muse in a detail-rich studio setting.