*** About The Harvest: Painted in June 1888, "The Harvest" is one of Vincent van Gogh’s most iconic landscapes, encapsulating the essence of summer and agricultural labor. During this productive period, Van Gogh experimented with capturing light using thick, expressive brushstrokes which became a signature of his work. The interest in the effects of the sun on the natural world around him produced a series of canvases that stood out for their innovative use of color and perspective. Inspired by the tranquility and simplicity of the rural scenes around Arles, Van Gogh depicted the labor-intensive yet peaceful harvest scene, emphasizing both the beauty of the landscape and the dignified toil of the peasant workers. Originally, Van Gogh intended these compositions to be joyous, a sentiment that clearly translates through the bright colors and dynamic compositions. Presently, the artwork is housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, making it accessible for audiences worldwide to experience this magnificent example of post-impressionist landscape.