*** About The Good Samaritan (After Delacroix): Created in 1890, during the final year of Van Gogh’s life, this work is a testament to his enduring interest in the human condition and religious motifs. The painting style is unmistakably Van Gogh, with bold, dynamic brushstrokes and vivid color contrasts that convey intense emotion and narrative depth. The story, illustrating themes of compassion and altruism, was especially resonant for Van Gogh, who struggled with mental health issues and sought to find humanity and kindness in his surroundings. This artwork, based on a lithograph by Delacroix, enabled Van Gogh to explore his admiration for the old masters while adding his unique perspective and emotional intensity. The original painting is currently housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo, Netherlands, offering viewers a glimpse into Van Gogh’s complex inner world and his artistic dialogue with past art legends.