Art for the Library

A dignified 19th-century presidential portrait exuding authority and traditional elegance.

An elegant 18th-century Venetian genre scene depicting a fortune teller reading a young woman's palm.

This serene 17th-century landscape by Claude Lorrain masterfully blends biblical narrative with an atmospheric, expansive vista.

This 1820 oil sketch by Johan Christian Dahl captures a luminous Neapolitan vista framed by the rugged interior of a coastal grotto.

An intimate and atmospheric glimpse into the creative process of two master artists in a late 19th-century courtyard.

A dramatic 19th-century genre scene capturing a group of musicians in a soulful moment of song.

An expressive and intimate portrait capturing a dignified presence through bold, masterful brushwork.

A dignified 18th-century portrait by John Singleton Copley, featuring rich textures and a scholarly atmosphere.

This 17th-century Flemish portrait captures a moment of quiet devotion with masterful attention to texture and light.

A masterfully executed portrait by John Singer Sargent, capturing the elegant and stylish presence of the French painter Carolus-Duran.

An elegant Victorian-era portrait of a woman adorned with intricate gold jewelry and fine lace.

This 17th-century study by Jan Brueghel the Elder captures the naturalistic detail of roebuck deer in warm, earthy tones.