Art for the Library

An intricately detailed 17th-century view of Rome's bustling Piazza Navona by Anton Goubau.

An atmospheric 19th-century view of a religious procession in Seville, framed by grand Spanish architecture.

A masterpiece of the Dutch Golden Age, this group portrait by Frans Hals exudes quiet authority and timeless elegance.

A luminous 17th-century landscape capturing the weathered grandeur of the Arch of Constantine in Rome.

A tranquil and atmospheric 19th-century study of light and shadow over a quiet wetland.

A grand 18th-century architectural capriccio depicting the legendary meeting between Alexander the Great and the philosopher Diogenes.

A masterful Dutch Golden Age narrative painting by Jan Victors, featuring a rich palette and expressive figures in a biblical scene.

An early 19th-century folk-style portrait of a father and his two sons, distinguished by crisp collars and vibrant blue tones.

A dramatic, shadowy interior scene captured with striking chiaroscuro and an atmospheric, limited palette.

A masterfully atmospheric scene of quiet contemplation and monastic life in a vaulted chamber.

A stately Baroque double equestrian portrait of noblewomen in grand attire with their hunting dogs.