At Eternity's Gate ("Worn Out") 1882

"At Eternity's Gate ("Worn Out")" is a black and white drawing by Vincent van Gogh from 1882. The artwork features a lone, seated man in a simple pose, with his head in his hands and a somber expression, hinting at the artist's own struggles with mental illness. The drawing is characterized by van Gogh's expressive, almost frantic lines, reflecting his raw emotional state. The subject's posture and the overall mood of the work suggest a sense of isolation and despair, highlighting van Gogh's artistic exploration of human emotion and the darker aspects of life. This poignant piece, now housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, is a powerful testament to van Gogh's unique artistic style and his internal world.