Art for the Library

This exquisite Jaipur miniature captures a moment of spiritual instruction with refined detail and a vibrant palette.

A charming and humorous watercolor study of art patrons in a Georgian-era gallery by Thomas Rowlandson.

A romantic 19th-century watercolor of ruined castle towers rising above a dense, wooded landscape.

A masterful Dutch maritime drawing capturing detailed sailing vessels in motion across a textured sea.

A sophisticated 19th-century equestrian study by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, capturing the noble profile of a horse named Gazelle.

An atmospheric 18th-century architectural caprice depicting iconic Roman ruins under a luminous sky.

A luminous and precise Dutch Golden Age architectural study of the grand interior of Saint Bavo's Cathedral in Haarlem.

An exquisite 18th-century French courier timetable adorned with heraldry, cherubs, and vibrant floral motifs.

This classic 18th-century maritime painting captures the majestic presence of large sailing warships anchored in a peaceful harbor.

This 1911 portrait by Ferdinand Hodler captures the subject with the artist's signature bold outlines and expressive, textured brushwork.

A masterful 17th-century Dutch winter scene depicting figures gathering on the ice beside a majestic ruined tower.

This 17th-century study by Jan Brueghel the Elder captures the naturalistic detail of roebuck deer in warm, earthy tones.