*** About the Still Life with Vegetables and Roots: Painted in 1885, during Vincent van Gogh’s early years in Nuenen, Netherlands, "Still Life with Vegetables and Roots" is an exemplary piece that demonstrates his growing engagement with the realism art movement. Unlike his later works, which are characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms, this piece reveals a more subdued palette that echoes the tones of the earth and the harvested produce it depicts. The still life genre allowed Van Gogh to focus on the texture and color of everyday objects, setting the groundwork for his later experiments in expressionism. The painting is deeply rooted in the themes of hardship and survival, common in his works from this period, reflecting both the peasant life he observed and the personal challenges he faced. Currently, this painting is part of a private collection, rarely displayed to the public, making it a coveted piece for Van Gogh enthusiasts seeking a glimpse into his developmental years as an artist.