*** About the Pathway in an Autumn Garden

***: Created in 1889 while residing in the Saint-Paul asylum, Van Gogh’s personal battles and profound connections to nature converge magically in this work. The asylum provided him a constrained but visually rich environment where he could walk among the gardens and paint. His works from this period are often reflective of his mental state, with turbulent skies and exaggerated features. This particular painting, while emanating an intense intimacy with nature, also hints at Van Gogh’s isolation and longing for the external world. "Pathway in an Autumn Garden" is a visual journey through Van Gogh’s struggles and his relentless pursuit of beauty and expression through color and form. The artwork is part of a private collection, rarely on public display, making it a cherished masterpiece for those lucky enough to view it.