Equestrian & Animals
The Mating of the Capercaillies
Bruno Liljefors
An atmospheric 19th-century study of capercaillies in a shadowy Scandinavian forest.
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The Alchemist
Thomas Wijck
A masterfully rendered Dutch Golden Age interior capturing the cluttered, atmospheric workshop of a 17th-century alchemist.
Old World Portraits
An Artist
Unknown Artist
A striking Romantic-era portrait of a young man with dark, windswept hair and a thoughtful, direct gaze.
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The Alchemist
David Teniers the Younger
A fascinating 17th-century genre scene depicting the cluttered and atmospheric laboratory of an alchemist.
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The Bastille in the Early Days of Its Demolition
Hubert Robert
A dramatic 18th-century landscape capturing the monumental scale and historic demolition of the Bastille fortress.
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Sketch for the Ceiling of the Paleontology Amphitheater
Fernand Cormon
A spirited 19th-century oil sketch by Fernand Cormon featuring an epic, atmospheric procession in muted earth tones.
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Head of a Lioness
Théodore Géricault
A powerful and atmospheric profile study of a lioness, showcasing Théodore Géricault's mastery of animal anatomy and dramatic lighting.
Figure Studies
The Hermits
Egon Schiele
A powerful Expressionist double portrait by Egon Schiele, featuring two cloaked figures in a somber, earthy palette.
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The Gold Weigher
Jacques de l'Ange
A masterful seventeenth-century scene depicting an elderly woman meticulously weighing gold by candlelight.
Moody Landscapes
Bethesda Fountain
George Bellows
A moody and evocative urban landscape capturing the quiet, shadowy beauty of Central Park's iconic fountain at twilight.
Contains disturbing content
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Visiting the Prisoners
Cornelis de Wael
A masterful 17th-century scene depicting the act of visiting the imprisoned within a vaulted, atmospheric hall.
Contains disturbing content
Traditional Still Lifes
Vanitas
Hendrick Andriessen
This 17th-century Flemish still life uses masterful chiaroscuro to contemplate mortality through a composition of symbolic objects.
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