Products

Spear raised and shield poised, this helmeted valkyrie is one of the beautiful warrior maidens said to serve Norse pantheon god Odin in battle by a...

Said to at once radiate great erotic power, great worldliness, and great indifference, Rossetti's portrait of Venus, goddess of love, is depicted a...

Though the identity of both the young woman and the patron of this commission are unknown, this mid-16th century work was undoubtedly influenced in...

With a halo symbolizing the duality of love and pain, this 20th century work shines with both feminine beauty and high controversy. The artist hims...

Two years before France's official National Day was declared in 1880, the country celebrated its recovery from the defeat of 1870 with a patriotic ...

A young servant holds a mirror so the exquisitely beautiful maiden may see as she wraps her lavish silken headdress to best effect. Painted after t...

Classical architectural elements crumbling and overgrown with moss form a landscape colored by fantasy, the human subjects clambering over fallen m...

Slender threads of color swirl to form shining stars in the night sky of this well-known and long-admired painting by Dutch artist van Gogh. The ce...

A painting alive with music and conversation, one can almost hear the notes of the piano in the background and hushed murmurs issuing forth from th...

Known for fine drawing and brilliance of color, British artist Huggins' 1845 portrait of two enviably exotic leopards demands attention with its im...

A most imaginative landscape adopts vivid, dreamlike saturations as mountains, riders and castles meld into the unique creativity that characterize...

The park glows in saturated, luminous color as the woman in the bright green jacket becomes the focal point of this mesmerizing work by German Expr...

A Christian saint and virgin martyred in the 4th century, Catherine is said to have converted hundreds and appeared to counsel St. Joan of Arc. A N...

Embodying the flat style and pure, unmixed colors for which German artist Pechstein is known, this work has a primitive, almost stark beauty. Pechs...

Visitors to Venice still flock to the 14th-century residence of the aristocratic elite for a glimpse of one of architecture's historic jewels. Know...

Like a painted jewel, Dutchman Vermeer's young woman is the embodiment of gentleness and delicacy, her identity a mystery to all. Known for adept c...

With a face that's all possibility, Lady Agnew gazes back at the viewer in an engagingly languid pose that invites engagement. Sargent's portraits ...

Educated courtesans of 16th-century Venice valued the erotic role of Flora, ancient goddess of spring, and often had themselves painted in her trap...

With a look so haunting that the artist's work influenced even writer Edgar Allen Poe, a young woman commands the canvas in an expertly measured co...

While the choice of elegant, aristocratic clothing and haughty gaze indicate the artist's wish to show off his social standing, his immense skill o...

Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crystal ball reflecting the allegorical figure of Love. Stillman's mysterio...

Haunting pain is evident in every brushstroke of this self portrait rendered after recovering from cutting off his own earlobe following an argumen...

Lilacs, hydrangeas, geraniums and peonies burst brightly from a dark background in this early canvas from a master French Impressionist. With an ey...

This second of four panels in The Progress of Love paintings commissioned by the last mistress of Louis XV, Madame du Barry, depicts a young woman ...

Dressed in fine silk and holding a lady's fan on her delicate lap, the languidly reclining female figure in Dewing's exquisite work stares dreamily...

Neptune, god of the sea, joins Cybele, mother of the gods, to bring mankind wealth and plenty in this sumptuously allegorical work. A Flemish Baroq...

This painting is a study in using perspective to fully draw the viewer into the work. The perspective lines converge to a remarkably close center, ...

Painted for the Yellow House in Arles, this is the fourth in a series of sunflowers painted in all stages of their lives. Considered innovative for...

Light and color tussle for our attention in this endearingly captured social ritual of the 19th century, taking tea. The artist's sister, Lydia Sim...

We've had so many requests for the beloved angel altarpiece from Rome's church of Santa Maria della Concezione that we made the largest of our four...

The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most successful condottieri of the Italian Renaissance, is shown against a b...

Knight and poet Tannhauser worships before the goddess Venus at her legendary subterranean home in this lush painting done well after Wagner's oper...

One of the most beautiful paintings of the Florentine Renaissance, this passionate work makes mother and child both accessible and relational. The ...

With close attention to the trappings that indicate Agnolo Doni's status as a wealthy cloth merchant, this serene, High Renaissance style portrait ...

This memorial portrait of the Duchess of Urbino, who died in childbirth, also paints a rich tale of her husband, Frederico da Montefeitro. Shown ag...