Art for the Library

An atmospheric 19th-century portrait of a street musician in repose, rendered with rich textures and a thoughtful, grounded palette.

A powerful and serene naturalist study of a lion in its Tanzanian habitat by master wildlife artist Wilhelm Kuhnert.

An evocative Baroque head study capturing a moment of soulful contemplation with masterful chiaroscuro.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of John Quincy Adams by Thomas Sully, rendered with warm tones and classical sophistication.

A striking post-impressionist group portrait by Félix Vallotton, capturing a gathering of intellectual figures in his signature graphic style.

An engaging 17th-century portrait of a young shepherd, captured with dramatic light and warm, earthy tones.

A spirited 18th-century equestrian scene capturing a group of riders traversing a rugged, sun-drenched landscape.

A dramatic 17th-century oil painting depicting the biblical denial of Peter with masterful chiaroscuro lighting.

A cinematic 19th-century painting depicting a dramatic encounter between two figures in a stone corridor.

An expressive 1914 oil portrait by Leonard Turzhansky capturing a characterful sitter with a direct, soulful gaze.

An elegant 19th-century portrait of Ferdinand-Philippe d'Orléans by the French master Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.