Art for the Library

A sophisticated Dutch landscape depicting the stately ruins of Berckenrode Castle reflected in its peaceful moat.

An exquisitely detailed depiction of a Buddhist Lohan seated beneath a blossoming tree, rendered in a refined, calligraphic style.

A fascinating 17th-century Mughal miniature depicting the mythical 'talking tree' or Waq-waq motif, where animal heads sprout as flowers.

A masterful Dutch Golden Age landscape featuring hunters and livestock amidst sun-drenched Roman ruins.

An intricate 17th-century marine study capturing the dramatic clash of sailing ships during the Battle of Livorno.

This 19th-century sepia wash drawing centers on a magnificent, ancient tree, capturing the quiet strength of the natural world.

A dramatic 19th-century view of the majestic Roman ruins of Baalbek, captured in brilliant golden light by David Roberts.

A striking and intimate anatomical study of a lioness, capturing the raw power and detail of the animal's expression.

An exquisite architectural study of Ribe Cathedral’s interior, capturing the interplay of light and structural grandeur.

An exquisite eighteenth-century Venetian veduta capturing the architectural splendor and lively pageantry of the Doge's Palace.

An elegant 18th-century view of Potsdam's historic market square, featuring fine architectural detail and lively figures.

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