Courtesan- After Eisen 

Vincent van Gogh’s “Courtesan- After Eisen” is a vibrant oil painting on canvas that depicts a Japanese courtesan in traditional clothing, surrounded by elements of nature such as water lilies, bamboo, and frogs. The painting is a tribute to Japanese woodblock prints, particularly the work of the artist Eisen, and showcases Van Gogh’s fascination with Japanese art. The bold, thick brushstrokes characteristic of Van Gogh's style are evident throughout the work, with particularly expressive use of color in the courtesan's kimono and the surrounding landscape. The painting’s dynamism and bold colors are indicative of Van Gogh’s post-impressionist style.