Art for the Library

An elegant woman in a vibrant kimono sits amidst a collection of Japanese prints in this masterful study of color and pattern.

A charming and detailed Victorian narrative scene capturing the social diversity of mid-19th-century rail travel.

A distinguished Old World portrait of Johannes Uyttenboogaert, characterized by a refined ruff collar and a dignified, contemplative expression.

An atmospheric architectural painting capturing the play of light on the historic stone surfaces of Antwerp Town Hall's courtyard.

A dignified 19th-century painting depicting the famed cartographers Mercator and Ortelius engaged in intellectual study.

An elegant 19th-century double portrait characterized by Degas’ signature psychological depth and painterly touch.

A masterpiece of the Dutch Golden Age, this group portrait by Frans Hals exudes quiet authority and timeless elegance.

An evocative oil portrait of a woman in a black dress by Edvard Munch, set against a rich, atmospheric background.

A compelling 18th-century self-portrait of Francisco Goya at work, featuring a direct gaze and masterful chiaroscuro.

This 1874 work by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi presents a symbolic cross-cultural meeting, featuring figures representing historical leaders from both Japan and the West.

A classic 17th-century European oil portrait featuring a dignified man in formal dark attire.