*** About the Still-life with Roses and Sunflowers: Painted in 1886, this work exemplifies Van Gogh’s transition from the dark, somber tones of his early works to the vibrant palette that became his signature in later years. The painting reflects not only a mastery of color and form but also an emotional depth, attributed to his enduring struggle with mental illness and his profound connection to nature. The choice of flowers, each a symbol of hope and healing, might reflect Van Gogh's search for peace amid personal turmoil. Currently, the artwork is a prominent piece in a major international collection, resonating with audiences worldwide who find universal joy and sorrow in its colors and textures.