30 Works of Art Worth Slowing Down For

[Nick Lee]

Yoon Hyup – Night in Paris 1 (2020)​

William Blake – Jacob’s Ladder (c. 1799–1806)​

Albert Guillaume (1873–1942) – “Un moment volé” (A stolen moment)​

Alison Friend – Melon Heaven (2026)​

Wani Souma – Out of Body (2025)​

Alessandra Sanguinetti – Separation wall. Abu Dis, West Bank (2004)​

Francisco Goya – The Third of May 1808 in Madrid (1814)​

Elbridge Ayer Burbank – Girl with a Candle (1896)​

Andrés Alarcón – Offspring (2020)​

Andrew Wyeth – The Hunter (1943)​

John Brosio – After School (2002)​

Hanno Karlhuber – The sleepless night (1988)​

Tristan Elwell – Ashling​

Fernand Lungren – In the Café (1882)​

John Singer Sargent – The Birthday Party (1885)​

Miguel Angel Moya – The Diver and the Mermaid (2019-21)​

Karl Huhn – An Old Warrior of the Time of the Huguenots (1870)​

Genaro Perez de Villaami – Interior of San Miguel in the City of Jerez, Andalusia (1830-35)​

Eastman Johnson – Gathering Lilies (1865)​

Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904) – Le Barde Noir​

Vincent Van Gogh – The Old Mill (1888)​

Maynard Dixon – Home of the Halfbreed (1920)​

Oscar Cahen – Untitled (1952)​

Lesser Ury – Bülowstraße Station (1922)​

Ivan Shishkin – In the Wild North (1891)​

William Blair Bruce – The Phantom Hunter (1888)​

Georges Seurat – A Sunday on La Grande Jatte (1884)​

Grant Wood – The Birthplace of Herbert Hoover, West Branch, Iowa (1931)​

Osman Hamdi Bey – Young Woman Reading” (1880)​

Domenico Gnoli – Babylon (1956)​

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