*** About the Snow-Covered Train Cars Under Winter Trees: This piece was created in 1888, during Van Gogh's extraordinarily prolific period in Arles, France. Here, Van Gogh continued to experiment with the techniques of impasto and dynamic brush strokes that became signatures of his work. The painting reflects his ongoing fascination with the rural landscape and his attempts to capture the essence of the moment and environment beyond mere visual representation. "Snow-Covered Train Cars Under Winter Trees" was inspired by Van Gogh's walks around the small towns and rural settings he frequented. This painting, like many of his works, is not just a visual representation but an emotional rendering, aiming to convey the quiet and isolation of a snowy day. Currently, this artwork is housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, where it continues to draw interest for its unique perspective on winter and expressive technique.