Coastal Classics
The Battle of the Saints: End of the Action
Thomas Whitcombe
A dramatic and meticulously detailed portrayal of a historic naval engagement, capturing the majesty of tall ships in the heat of battle.
Figure Studies
Oedipus Cursing His Son, Polynices
Henry Fuseli
A powerful Neoclassical scene of high drama and Greek tragedy by the visionary artist Henry Fuseli.
Moody Landscapes
From North Cape
Peder Balke
An atmospheric 19th-century seascape capturing the sublime power of the Norwegian coast through dramatic light and shadow.
oil paint
The Herbal Tea Pot
Fernand Léger
A dynamic masterpiece of early 20th-century cubism by Fernand Léger, featuring bold geometric forms and striking primary colors.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of James Vibert
Ferdinand Hodler
A striking and characterful portrait by Swiss master Ferdinand Hodler, featuring a subject with a magnificent red beard.
Coastal Classics
De vuurtoren (The Lighthouse)
Léon Spilliaert
A striking Symbolist lighthouse scene by Léon Spilliaert, featuring dramatic beams of light cutting through a deep blue night.
Equestrian & Animals
The Old Cattle Market in Antwerp
Peeter van Bredael
A bustling 17th-century Flemish market scene capturing the vibrant energy of historic Antwerp.
oil paint
Burg on Fehmarn
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
A vibrant Expressionist vision of a German village, defined by bold red rooftops and energetic green foliage.
Pastoral Scenes
Wooden Sheds (Cabanes de bois)
Vincent van Gogh
An energetic landscape by Vincent van Gogh, captured with his signature impasto brushwork and a sun-drenched palette.
Contains disturbing content
Figure Studies
A Cavalry Battle
Salvator Rosa
A dramatic 17th-century masterpiece depicting the energy and intensity of a cavalry engagement set against a backdrop of ancient architecture.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Allegory in Honor of the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle
Jacques Dumont le Romain
A grand 18th-century French allegory celebrating peace with dramatic figures and a vibrant, luminous palette.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Scaldis and Antverpia
Abraham Janssens I
A dramatic 17th-century allegory by Flemish master Abraham Janssens I, depicting the union of the city of Antwerp and the river Scheldt.
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