*** About The Sower at Sunset: Created during Van Gogh’s productive period in Arles in late 1888, "The Sower" exemplifies the profound influence that Jean-François Millet had on Van Gogh’s artistic vision. However, while Millet focused on the realism and plight of peasant figures, Van Gogh's interpretation is far more vibrant and infused with a personal symbology. The painting captures a moment of sunset, an emblematic subject for Van Gogh, symbolizing closure and renewal. The sower, a recurring motif in his work, represents the unending cycle of life and nature, underscoring the artist's intense emotional and philosophical engagement with his subjects. This artwork also reflects Van Gogh’s distinctive style of vivid colors and emotive textures, which would later define his legacy in Post-Impressionism. "The Sower at Sunset" currently resides within the esteemed walls of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, offering viewers a glimpse into the artist's turbulently beautiful psyche.