Ladies of Arles (Memories of the Garden at Etten) 1888

Vincent van Gogh’s *Ladies of Arles (Memories of the Garden at Etten)* (1888) depicts three women standing in a garden. The women are dressed in colorful clothing, and their figures are painted with expressive, swirling brushstrokes. The background features a winding path and a garden filled with bright flowers. The painting’s vibrant colors and thick paint application are characteristic of van Gogh’s *Post-Impressionist* style. The work is a poignant reminder of the artist's intense emotions and his preoccupation with the beauty of nature. This piece is currently housed at the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.