A Man and a Woman Seen from the Back

The painting titled A Man and a Woman Seen from the Back showcases Van Gogh's mastery in capturing human figures with bold colours and expressive brushwork characteristic of his Post-impressionism style. The figures are rendered with a sense of intimacy and introspection, emphasizing their posture and relationship rather than facial details. Van Gogh often used sketch and study techniques, sometimes on paper, experimenting with chalk and other media to plan compositions. This work reflects his intense focus on human emotion and form, contributing to the evolution of expressionism in modern art.