Art for the Library

A striking 19th-century portrait of a provost in white robes against a luminous gold background.

A masterful depiction of Danish artists gathered in Rome, capturing a moment of intellectual camaraderie and 19th-century elegance.

An evocative mid-19th-century street scene capturing the daily life and architectural charm of Landerneau, France.

Gilbert Stuart’s most celebrated depiction of George Washington, famously left unfinished to create a powerful, atmospheric focus on the sitter.

An exquisite 17th-century architectural study capturing the solemn grandeur and masterful light of Delft's Old Church.

A masterfully detailed 18th-century architectural painting of the Canterbury Cathedral interior.

This 1632 portrait by Cornelis de Vos captures a dignified gentleman with striking detail and masterful light.

A masterly Romantic study of a bay horse in a stable by Théodore Géricault.

A masterful 17th-century architectural landscape depicting figures amidst the grandeur of ancient Roman ruins.

An evocative 18th-century group portrait capturing British travelers amidst the iconic classical ruins of Rome.

A dignified 18th-century portrait of John Adams, captured with statesmanlike poise.