Head Of A Prostitute 

This portrait by Vincent van Gogh depicts the head of a woman with dark hair, her features are rendered with thick, swirling brushstrokes that are characteristic of the artist’s style. The woman’s expression is melancholic, her gaze is downcast, and her lips are slightly parted. The painting, likely completed during van Gogh’s time in Arles, captures the artist’s fascination with depicting the lives of marginalized individuals. The use of vibrant colors and impasto techniques enhances the emotional impact of the work, highlighting the subject’s vulnerability.