Coastal Classics
Early Morning After a Storm at Sea
Winslow Homer
A powerful and moody seascape by Winslow Homer, capturing the raw energy of the Atlantic coast after a storm.
Figure Studies
A Street in Venice
John Singer Sargent
A dramatic and atmospheric Venetian street scene captured with the masterful brushwork of John Singer Sargent.
Moody Landscapes
View of the Ruins of Canossa
Friedrich Preller the Younger
A dramatic 19th-century landscape capturing the ruins of Canossa under a powerful, light-pierced sky.
Moody Landscapes
Gathering Storm in the Valley
Albert Bierstadt
A powerful 19th-century landscape capturing the dramatic tension between light and shadow as a storm rolls through a majestic valley.
Moody Landscapes
Landscape with a Stag
Gustave Courbet
A powerful forest scene by Gustave Courbet, showcasing dramatic light hitting a rocky cliffside where a lone stag rests.
Moody Landscapes
Summer Night Ducks Lifting
Bruno Liljefors
A dramatic wildlife scene by Bruno Liljefors, capturing the silent power of ducks ascending at twilight.
Moody Landscapes
Grand Discharge, Lake St. John
Winslow Homer
A powerful depiction of turbulent river rapids captured with the fluid, masterly brushwork of Winslow Homer.
Moody Landscapes
Landscape
Crescenzio Onofri
A sweeping, atmospheric landscape featuring a sunlit mountain peak framed by dark, towering trees and swirling clouds.
Moody Landscapes
Cloud Study over a Flat Landscape
Johan Christian Dahl
A moody and atmospheric oil study of a towering storm cloud over a distant landscape.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Both Members of This Club
George Bellows
A powerful and dynamic depiction of early 20th-century boxing, defined by intense contrast and raw physical energy.
Contains nudity
Coastal Classics
Adieu!
Alfred Guillou
A poignant and dramatic scene of loss and survival amidst the crashing waves of a turquoise 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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