Old World Portraits
Autumn Flowers
Alfred Stevens
A refined 19th-century scene of quiet contemplation featuring a woman beside a vibrant autumnal floral arrangement.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of the Sailor Simão
José Correia de Lima
A striking mid-19th-century portrait of a sailor, featuring bold color contrast and a powerful, dignified presence.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of Kornélia Spanyiková
Peter Michal Bohúň
An elegant 19th-century portrait of a woman in a luminous white gown, reflecting a classic Romantic aesthetic.
Old World Portraits
Self-Portrait
Victor Westerholm
An expressive 1919 self-portrait by Victor Westerholm, featuring bold brushwork and a piercing, dignified gaze.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of Paul Valpinçon
Edgar Degas
An elegant profile portrait by Edgar Degas featuring a warm, earthy palette and soft, luminous light.
Figure Studies
The Last Supper
Frans Pourbus the Younger
A dramatic and masterful 17th-century portrayal of the Last Supper, characterized by striking chiaroscuro and rich color.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of Otto Marstrand's Two Daughters and Their Nanny
Wilhelm Marstrand
A striking 1857 portrait by Wilhelm Marstrand featuring a vibrant interplay of color and character in a serene park setting.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of the Sonck Family
Jan Albertsz Rotius
An exquisite 17th-century Dutch family portrait by Jan Albertsz Rotius, showcasing remarkable detail in period dress and textiles.
Old World Portraits
Camille
Claude Monet
An elegant full-length portrait of a woman in a shimmering green striped dress by master Impressionist Claude Monet.
Old World Portraits
Portrait of Louis XV as a Child
Pierre Gobert
A regal 18th-century portrait of a young Louis XV in ornate courtly attire.
Old World Portraits
The Skating Minister
Henry Raeburn
An iconic and elegant 18th-century portrait of a minister gliding across the ice with effortless poise.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Allegory of the Five Senses
Theodoor Rombouts
A masterful Flemish Baroque allegory depicting the five senses through a lively group of musicians and revelers.
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