Traditional Still Lifes
Bouquet of Flowers in a Glass Vase
Ambrosius Bosschaert
A vibrant and meticulously detailed 17th-century Dutch still life featuring a lush arrangement of spring flowers in a reflective glass vase.
Equestrian & Animals
Lady and Gentleman on Horseback
Aelbert Cuyp
A stately Dutch Golden Age equestrian portrait featuring a noble pair on horseback within a vast, light-filled landscape.
Figure Studies
The Chess Game
Emile Vloors
An elegant Belle Époque interior scene depicting two women absorbed in a game of chess.
Pastoral Scenes
Landscape with a Bridge
Christian Georg Schütz
A picturesque 18th-century landscape featuring a rustic stone bridge and a distant coastal view.
Old World Portraits
Marie-Yolande de Fitz-James
Henri Fantin-Latour
An exquisite 19th-century portrait of a young girl, capturing a moment of quiet dignity and soft light.
Pastoral Scenes
Shepherdess of Houghton Farm
Winslow Homer
A serene pastoral scene by Winslow Homer depicting a young shepherdess resting among her flock in a sun-drenched field.
Moody Landscapes
Woods in Winter
John Elwood Bundy
A peaceful winter forest scene captured in soft, tonalist hues of snow-white and deep sienna.
Old World Portraits
Méry Laurent Wearing a Small Toque
Édouard Manet
This elegant Impressionist portrait by Édouard Manet captures Méry Laurent with soft, confident brushstrokes and a sophisticated neutral palette.
Coastal Classics
The Rialto Bridge in Venice
Jules Schmalzigaug
A sophisticated, impressionistic view of Venice's iconic Rialto Bridge, rendered with broad, confident brushstrokes.
Coastal Classics
The Schreierstoren
Jacob Maris
An evocative harbor scene captured with the soft, luminous light characteristic of the Dutch Hague School.
Equestrian & Animals
A Lady's Grey Hunter
Jacques-Laurent Agasse
A dignified portrait of a saddled grey hunter horse standing against a soft, rolling landscape.
Contains nudity
Architectural Interiors
Bazille's Studio
Frédéric Bazille
An evocative window into the 19th-century Parisian art world, depicting the creative camaraderie of the early Impressionists.
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