Art for the Library

A dignified 19th-century portrait of Hayne Hudjihini, capturing intricate beadwork and a striking warm palette.

An atmospheric Venetian cityscape by Canaletto, capturing the quiet beauty of the lagoon islands under a sweeping, cloud-filled sky.

A warm and quiet depiction of 19th-century education by renowned Finnish artist Magnus Enckell.

An atmospheric 17th-century Dutch landscape featuring travelers and horses traversing a windswept coastal terrain.

An evocative mid-19th-century view of the Roman Forum, capturing the enduring majesty of ancient architecture under a bright Italian sky.

A soulful and expressive character study by László Mednyánszky, capturing a moment of quiet contemplation.

A tranquil and moody nineteenth-century landscape depicting a lone deer at a mountain stream.

An elegant and dignified late 19th-century portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria.

An intricate 17th-century architectural study of Antwerp Cathedral by Flemish master Pieter Neefs the Elder.

An elegant 18th-century scene of figures on horseback visiting the monumental stone ruins of Rievaulx Abbey.

A masterful mid-19th-century architectural painting of Berlin’s grand Unter den Linden, featuring the iconic monument to Frederick the Great.

A magnificent 17th-century menagerie depicting the mythological Orpheus enchanting a peaceable kingdom of animals in a dense forest.