Burning Weeds by Vincent Van Gogh Size:19.75 X 17.5 in / Image: 15.75 X 19.75 in Coffee Mill by Vincent Van

Coffee Mill by Vincent Van Gogh

This still life—catalogued as F52 (JH 535) and now housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum—captures a humble scene with a depth and sincerity that hint at the expressive artist he would soon become

Highly realistic poster print on fine paper

This tranquil view of boats resting near the shore reflects his growing attention to everyday landscapes and the subtle moods of nature

Cafe Table with Absinthe by Vincent Van Gogh

Burning Weeds by Vincent Van Gogh Size:19.75 X 17.5 in / Image: 15.75 X 19.75 in Coffee Mill by Vincent VanPainted in the autumn of 1883 during Van Goghs time in the Dutch province of Drenthe, Burning Weeds portrays a solitary figure tending a small fire across a wide, open landscape. The dark, earthy palette and gentle glow of the flames reflect his early focus on rural life and the quiet rhythms of everyday work. Created during a formative period in his career, the piece captures the atmosphere and simplicity that shaped much of his early Dutch painting.