Art for the Library

A masterful maritime study of 17th-century Dutch shipbuilding by Ludolf Bakhuizen.

A masterful depiction of Roman ruins, blending classical architecture with soft, atmospheric light.

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

A masterpiece of illusion, this 17th-century painting wittily depicts the reverse side of an artwork.

An intricate 17th-century maritime scene rendered in delicate ink on panel, capturing the majesty of Dutch sailing vessels.

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

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

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.