Art for the Library

A masterfully executed architectural study showcasing the grand classical perspective of the Greenwich colonnade.

A masterful nineteenth-century equestrian scene featuring a luminous white horse and faithful canine companions in a quiet stone courtyard.

A serene mid-19th-century view of Oxford’s iconic Magdalen College tower nestled among verdant trees and riverbanks.

An exquisite 19th-century portrait of a young Emperor Charles V seated with his loyal greyhound.

An elegant late 19th-century military portrait showcasing refined brushwork and a distinguished atmosphere.

A powerful yet serene depiction of a reclining lioness in a brooding landscape.

A refined 17th-century Dutch portrait capturing the elegant textures of lace and silk.

A dignified 18th-century military portrait featuring bold red accents and a faithful hunting dog.

An elegant Rococo pastel portrait capturing the dignified presence of the French Consul Le Blond.

This 1778 portrait by George Romney captures Joseph Allen in a dignified, scholarly setting, featuring rich textures and classical motifs.

An exquisite 17th-century animal portrait featuring a spaniel with finely rendered fur and a soulful expression.

An elegant 19th-century self-portrait of artist Louis Meijer, featuring his loyal dog and a seascape in progress.