Art for the Library

A luminous 19th-century architectural study of the Arch of Titus, rendered in warm, earthy tones.

A majestic depiction of ancient Greek architecture paired with a lively scene of 18th-century local life.

A striking and highly detailed 16th-century Netherlandish scene depicting two tax collectors at work.

A sophisticated 17th-century genre painting depicting gentlemen in a moment of quiet competition over a game of backgammon.

This early architectural study by J.M.W. Turner captures the weathered stone and intricate gothic details of Canterbury's St. Augustine’s Gate.

This 1840 study by Thorald Læssøe captures the majestic, sun-drenched ruins of the Temple of Venus and Roma in the heart of Rome.

This 18th-century landscape captures the weathered grandeur of Caernarvon Castle's stone towers under a serene, expansive sky.

An evocative 19th-century architectural study of the iconic Erechtheum ruins in Athens, bathed in warm Mediterranean light.

A masterfully executed trompe-l'oeil painting capturing a collection of late 19th-century mementos against a rich wood grain.

A poignant and atmospheric scene capturing a mourning family in a snowy urban landscape.

A contemplative scene of a young teacher in a checked apron before a blackboard of geometric sketches.