Barred Windows 1889

"Barred Windows" is a simple yet expressive graphite sketch by Vincent van Gogh, created in 1889. The piece depicts two barred windows, one larger than the other, with a hint of perspective, lending an air of confinement to the viewer. The sketch exemplifies van Gogh's signature style, evident in the bold, gestural lines and the textured shading, suggesting a sense of emotional intensity. Despite its simplicity, "Barred Windows" offers a glimpse into van Gogh's unique artistic vision and his interest in exploring themes of confinement and the human condition.