Art for the Library

A dramatic Baroque masterpiece by Caravaggio featuring Grand Master Alof de Wignacourt in shimmering armor.

A meticulously detailed 19th-century history painting depicting a formal visit to a medieval artist's workshop.

A commanding full-length portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte in his private study, captured with Neoclassical precision.

A dignified 18th-century self-portrait of artist Charles Catton, showcasing his craft with palette and brushes.

An exquisite 18th-century French courier timetable adorned with heraldry, cherubs, and vibrant floral motifs.

An intimate Biedermeier portrait of a scholar and his wife, rich with realistic textures of satin, lace, and leather-bound volumes.

A masterful Dutch Golden Age portrait by Frans Hals, capturing the dignified character of an elderly sitter with lively brushwork.

This dignified portrait captures the celebrated American author Julia Ward Howe in a moment of quiet reflection, set against a soft, wooded backdrop.

An exquisite 17th-century portrait by Rembrandt, capturing a woman with a luminous gaze holding a soft ostrich-feather fan.

A sophisticated turn-of-the-century interior scene capturing a quiet moment of scholarly reflection.