Evening - The End of the Day (after Millet) 1889

"Evening - The End of the Day (after Millet)" (1889), by Vincent van Gogh, depicts a lone worker in a field. The worker, who resembles a peasant, is depicted in the foreground of the painting, with a field in the background and a sunset visible in the sky. This work is a reinterpretation of Jean-François Millet's 1859 work, "The Sower", which depicts a peasant farmer scattering seeds while walking. The painting’s bold brushstrokes and vivid color palette are characteristic of van Gogh’s Post-Impressionist style. "Evening - The End of the Day (after Millet)" is housed in the Menard Art Museum in Komaki, Japan.