Art for the Library

A masterful 19th-century still life capturing a collection of scholarly and musical objects with striking realism.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the artist's mother, captured with warm tonal values and fine detail.

A tranquil late 19th-century scene of family life, captured in a lush and verdant garden setting.

An elegant and moody double portrait capturing a refined, contemplative moment in a sophisticated turn-of-the-century style.

A dramatic chiaroscuro portrait of a young flautist, capturing a moment of quiet musical concentration.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the tenth U.S. President, John Tyler, rendered with masterful precision.

A poignant and atmospheric scene of coastal life, capturing a moment of collective concern beneath a dramatic storm-swept sky.

A detailed and naturalistic depiction of laborers constructing a grand glass greenhouse in the late 19th century.

A dignified 19th-century portrait of the Flemish painter Willem Jacob Herreyns, captured with soulful realism.

A poignant and monumental depiction of rural labor by Barbizon school master Jean-François Millet.

A striking and atmospheric double portrait by Leon Wyczółkowski, capturing two men in a moment of quiet interaction.

This monumental group portrait commemorates the great American inventors of the 19th century in a dignified, scholarly setting.