*** About the Bedroom in Arles: Van Gogh painted his “Bedroom in Arles” in October 1888, while living in the "Yellow House" in Arles, France. This artwork is characteristic of the Post-Impressionist movement, emphasizing emotional depth and stylistic experimentation over the realistic depictions prevalent in the previous Impressionist techniques. The painting reflects Van Gogh’s longing for a place of his own, and it is a representation of what he considered his ideal artistic environment. His bold use of color and deliberate distortions of perspective imbue the work with a surreal, dream-like quality. Currently, this iconic piece is housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, making it accessible to thousands of visitors who wish to delve into the emotional and physical spaces that Van Gogh once occupied.