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.

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

An elegant 18th-century French portrait of a writer at his desk, characterized by luminous lighting and warm, classic tones.

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.

A distinguished 19th-century portrait of the artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec in his studio.