Art for the Library

An elegant 17th-century portrait of a cardinal in traditional robes, set against a scholarly backdrop of library books.

This 18th-century landscape captures the weathered grandeur of Caernarvon Castle's stone towers under a serene, expansive sky.

A resolute and authoritative 19th-century portrait of Ulysses S. Grant, capturing his steady gaze and dignified presence.

A striking 17th-century scene featuring a hunter in a vibrant red coat surrounded by a pack of graceful hounds.

A dignified mid-19th-century portrait capturing meticulous details of lace and velvet.

An authoritative oil sketch of three civic leaders, rendered with the confident brushwork and atmospheric depth of late 19th-century European portraiture.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the celebrated sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, capturing a moment of quiet intensity.

A breathtaking vision of the American West, this landscape captures the sublime scale of rugged peaks and atmospheric storms.

An atmospheric view of weathered stone ruins in Sweden, capturing the quiet decay and romantic light of the 19th-century landscape.

A striking 17th-century portrait by Sir Peter Lely, capturing Admiral Sir John Harman in a moment of command.

This intimate early self-portrait by Pre-Raphaelite founder William Holman Hunt captures the artist's youthful intensity with luminous detail.

An iconic and dignified portrait of George Washington by the master of American portraiture, Gilbert Stuart.