Art for the Library

A masterful architectural study of Berlin's historic Bauakademie, capturing the elegance of 19th-century city life.

A striking late 19th-century study of a clergyman in richly embroidered red and gold vestments.

A striking 17th-century aerial perspective of the historic Siamese capital of Ayutthaya.

An elegant 18th-century self-portrait featuring masterfully rendered textures and a sophisticated trompe-l'oeil composition.

A refined 19th-century portrait of a gentleman, capturing a sense of scholarly dignity and classic elegance.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the prominent American activist Lucretia Coffin Mott.

A rich 17th-century scene depicting the scholarly pursuit of classical beauty among the sun-drenched ruins of Rome.

A masterful depiction of Roman ruins, blending classical architecture with soft, atmospheric light.

A distinguished 18th-century portrait of the celebrated explorer Captain James Cook in full naval attire.

An evocative 17th-century architectural study of the burned remains of Amsterdam’s Old Town Hall.

Two masterful character studies of an elderly man by Flemish Baroque painter Jacob Jordaens.