The artwork, titled “Blind Man Sitting in Interior,” was created by Vincent van Gogh in 1883. It is a pencil-on-paper drawing that is part of the Realism art movement, and it belongs to the portrait genre.
In this evocative artwork, van Gogh portrays a blind man seated in an interior setting. The composition presents the figure in a contemplative and solemn posture. The man’s attire and the simplicity of the surroundings focus the viewer’s attention on his form and expression. The use of pencil on paper allowed van Gogh to explore fine details and varying tones, contributing to the depth and realism of the scene. The overall mood of the artwork is introspective, capturing a poignant moment that reflects human vulnerability and serenity.
