works for sale

A small panel painted around 1370 by Matteo di Pacino, formerly known as the Master of the Rinuccini Chapel in Florence. $120,000

A resplendent portrait by Mary Beale, the first professional British woman artist. The half-length format and trompe l’oeil cartouche are typical of her portraits dating from the late 1670s or early 1680s. $60,000

A typical tondo by the Florentine artist Mariotto Albertinelli, who painted one of the icons of the Florentine High Renaissance, The Visitation, in the Uffizi. $ 450,000

An oil sketch painted in 1790 by the Antwerp-born Simon Denis, one of the earliest practitioners of the plein-air sketch, shows the famous Falls of Tivoli, still on its original unbacked sheet of paper with annotations on the reverse. $220,000

A vibrant nocturnal scene by Domenico Corvi, thought to be the pendant to the Beheading of St. John the Baptist recorded in the Barberini inventory of 1911. $120,000

Rich in tonality, this plein air landscape was painted circa 1827 by Corot in Marino, a hilltop medieval town south of Rome, during his first sojourn to Italy. Price available upon request

One of Louis Gauffier’s final works, this is a portrait of a young officer in Napoleon’s army, Étienne Michaux (1771–1850). $120,000

Imbued with the drama of the Baroque, this typical capriccio by Giovanni Paolo Panini, datable to ca.1730, alludes to the ruins of the Roman Forum. $360,000

An oil sketch by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, the celebrated Victorian painter of animals, which remained in Landseer’s studio at his death and for over a century was kept in the family of Charles William Mansel Lewis (1845-1931) at Stradey Castle in Wales until 2017. $275,000