Art for the Office

A somber and atmospheric urban study by Vincent van Gogh, capturing the quiet dignity of city life in winter.

An intimate and focused 1833 self-portrait of Louis Gurlitt at the beginning of his career.

An elegant 17th-century Dutch portrait of Jacob de Witt, characterized by a refined use of light and shadow.

A masterful 1773 oil painting by William Hodges capturing the atmospheric beauty of Fare Harbour on the island of Huahine.

An intimate and detailed watercolor study of Rodolfo Amoedo's Parisian studio, filled with the tools and treasures of a 19th-century artist.

An elegant 19th-century portrait of a naval captain, capturing a sense of dignified duty and refined character.

A stately mid-17th-century portrait of King Charles II, captured with a dignified gaze and the formal regalia of the Order of the Garter.

A dignified and atmospheric portrait of the French statesman Georges Clemenceau.

A stately 18th-century British portrait of a nobleman in a powdered wig and velvet attire.

A dignified Regency-era portrait of Admiral Sir Edward Thornborough in full naval regalia.

A striking 17th-century portrait featuring dramatic lighting and a distinguished sitter wrapped in exotic fur.

A hauntingly atmospheric portrait of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, rendered in muted tones by Léon Spilliaert.