Lange Vijverberg, Hague 1883

"Lange Vijverberg, Hague" (1883) is a pencil drawing by Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter known for his vibrant colours and expressive brushstrokes. This work depicts a street scene in The Hague, where van Gogh lived for a period in the early 1880s. The drawing shows a canal with a large tree, a lamppost and a few figures walking along the bank. The use of graphite on paper lends a sense of delicate detail to the scene, highlighting the artist's keen observation of the everyday world.