Art for the Library

A stately 18th-century view of Thoresby Hall, capturing the grandeur of the English countryside and its formal estate gardens.

A refined mid-19th-century self-portrait of Ferdinand de Braekeleer in his studio, captured with remarkable detail and professional dignity.

A masterly and dignified 1917 portrait of Major-General H.M. Trenchard by Sir William Orpen.

This dramatic 17th-century Dutch painting captures the biblical King Solomon amidst a gathering of attendants and precious offerings.

An intense and masterful mid-19th-century portrait featuring dramatic lighting and a distinguished subject.

A magnificent and detailed historical scene depicting a festive banquet of the Guild of Saint Luke.

A masterfully atmospheric 19th-century depiction of the famed cartographer Abraham Ortelius at work in his private study.

This evocative portrait by Francisco Goya captures a young officer with a sensitive gaze and striking military detail.

A dignified 19th-century portrait capturing the intense, thoughtful gaze of the renowned French artist Jean-Dominique Ingres.

A dignified 19th-century self-portrait capturing the artist with refined composure and deep tonal richness.

A dignified and luminous oil portrait of the celebrated French animalier Rosa Bonheur in her studio.

A dignified 1866 portrait of Henri d’Orléans, capturing a sense of refined poise and Victorian-era formality.