Art for the Library

A magnificent 17th-century Flemish still life featuring a striking scarlet macaw surrounded by opulent treasures and an allegorical forge scene.

A magnificent 17th-century Baroque scene depicting Ulysses at Circe’s palace, filled with architectural grandeur and exotic animals.

A whimsical 17th-century 'Singerie' painting depicting a monkey in a feathered cap smoking a pipe with an owl companion.

An elegant seventeenth-century double portrait of two artists in their studio, rendered with scholarly refinement.

A masterfully detailed 18th-century satirical scene by William Hogarth depicting the domestic aftermath of a night of separate excesses.

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

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

A majestic 18th-century panoramic vista of Bilbao, featuring a celestial figure holding a banner over the city and river.

An evocative 17th-century architectural study of the burned remains of Amsterdam’s Old Town Hall.

An intriguing 17th-century trompe-l'oeil masterpiece depicting personal effects tucked behind leather straps.

Two masterful character studies of an elderly man by Flemish Baroque painter Jacob Jordaens.