“Woody Landscape After the Rain,” crafted by Vincent van Gogh in 1882 in The Hague, Netherlands, is an evocative piece rendered using ink on paper. Belonging to the Realism movement and classified as a sketch and study, this artwork currently resides in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The artwork features an intricate and atmospheric depiction of a landscape transformed by recent rain. The scene is dominated by dense, dark tree forms and a reflective water surface, capturing the moist environment following the rainfall. Human figures are visible, suggesting activity and life in the serene setting. Van Gogh’s deft use of ink creates a sense of depth and texture, skillfully conveying the natural beauty and the tranquil mood of the post-rainfall landscape.
