Art for the Study

This iconic 1701 portrait by Hyacinthe Rigaud depicts King Louis XIV in the full splendor of his coronation regalia.

A powerful profile study of the Apostle Simon, rendered with dramatic lighting and expressive brushwork.

A dignified 18th-century portrait of Thomas Jefferson, characterized by its rich red background and formal elegance.

A masterpiece of Jacobean portraiture, this work captures the stunning detail of 17th-century lace and floral embroidery against a dramatic velvet backdrop.

A commanding Baroque portrait of the young Spanish monarch, rendered with masterly detail by Hyacinthe Rigaud.

This 1860 oil painting by Auguste Mathieu captures the grand and atmospheric armor collection of the Museum of Artillery in Paris.

A masterpiece of Dutch Golden Age portraiture, Rembrandt captures the opulence and confidence of Maerten Soolmans in striking detail.

This 1907 portrait captures a distinguished gentleman in a formal suit, rendered with masterful texture and character.

A dignified late 18th-century group portrait by Henry Raeburn, capturing a quiet moment between three figures.

A poignant and beautifully rendered 19th-century painting depicting a group of mourning women in a landscape.

An evocative 19th-century group portrait capturing the intellectual circle of Washington Irving within his storied Sunnyside library.