Figure Studies
Khadgaroma, Son of Ravana
Unknown Artist
This striking Tanjore painting depicts Khadgaroma with bold graphic lines and a saturated color palette characteristic of 18th-century South Indian art.
Moody Landscapes
After the Storm
Caspar David Friedrich
A powerful and evocative shipwreck scene by German Romantic master Caspar David Friedrich.
Moody Landscapes
The Notch of the White Mountains
Thomas Cole
A magnificent Hudson River School landscape featuring a lone traveler amidst the grand autumnal wilderness of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
Moody Landscapes
Storm on the Ganges
William Hodges
A sweeping 18th-century landscape capturing the atmospheric drama of a storm on the Ganges River.
Coastal Classics
West Point, Prout's Neck
Winslow Homer
A powerful, atmospheric seascape capturing the raw energy of the Maine coast at sunset.
Old World Portraits
Andries Stilte as a Standard Bearer
Johannes Cornelisz Verspronck
A striking Dutch Golden Age portrait showcasing luminous pink satin and intricate lace against a warm, neutral background.
Coastal Classics
Towboat Leaving the Port of Ostend
Andreas Achenbach
A dramatic 19th-century maritime scene capturing the power of the sea as a steamship navigates a storm.
Figure Studies
The Cellist
Max Weber
A dynamic cubist study of a musician, blending fragmented forms and a rich, earthy palette.
Figure Studies
The Woodcutter
Ferdinand Hodler
This powerful work by Ferdinand Hodler captures the rhythmic intensity of manual labor through bold lines and a dynamic, centered composition.
Contains nudity
Coastal Classics
After the Hurricane, Bahamas
Winslow Homer
A powerful watercolor depicting the atmospheric aftermath of a storm on a Bahamian shore.
Contains nudity
Coastal Classics
The Shipwreck of Don Juan
Eugène Delacroix
A powerful masterpiece of Romanticism depicting a dramatic moment of survival and human emotion at sea.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Artillerymen in the Shower
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
A powerful masterpiece of German Expressionism by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, capturing the psychological intensity of 1915.
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