Art for the Library

A dramatic 17th-century Dutch masterpiece capturing a divine visitation with rich textures and atmospheric lighting.

A striking wildlife study of an eagle owl, capturing its intense gaze and textured plumage in warm, earthy tones.

An evocative 19th-century portrait of the master Jan van Eyck, striking in its bold use of red and gold.

A majestic 19th-century view of the Australian Alps, featuring a rugged mountain range and a peaceful valley scene.

An elegant 18th-century conversation piece featuring David Garrick and his wife by their riverside temple.

An evocative Dutch Golden Age landscape featuring a winding path and a weathered rural cottage nestled among dense woods.

A powerful and serene naturalist study of a lion in its Tanzanian habitat by master wildlife artist Wilhelm Kuhnert.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of John Quincy Adams by Thomas Sully, rendered with warm tones and classical sophistication.

A dramatic 17th-century oil painting depicting the biblical denial of Peter with masterful chiaroscuro lighting.

An elegant 19th-century portrait of Ferdinand-Philippe d'Orléans by the French master Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.

A regal 19th-century depiction of Joan of Flanders, radiating historical elegance against a striking gold-leaf background.