Art for the Library

A poignant masterpiece of Norwegian Naturalism by Christian Krohg, capturing the cold reality of 19th-century urban life.

A refined charcoal and watercolor portrait study capturing a sense of intellectual focus and character.

A regal 18th-century study of a hooded Icelandic gyrfalcon perched on a falconer's glove.

A whimsical architectural fantasy by Hubert Robert, pairing the lively energy of a French folk dance with the timeless grandeur of Egyptian ruins.

A dignified and masterful 1918 portrait of a highly decorated British officer by renowned artist William Orpen.

An elegant 1840 portrait of a distinguished gentleman by the French painter Joseph-Désiré Court.

A detailed 19th-century watercolor study of a bird of prey, capturing a sharp gaze and powerful talons with scientific precision.

A striking mid-19th-century self-portrait of Marius Cazeneuve in full military regalia.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the scholar Jean-François Champollion, captured with a warm, atmospheric glow.

A striking and expressive portrait study by Boris Kustodiev, featuring bold brushwork and a rich, warm palette.