At the Plough

"At the Plough" by Vincent van Gogh exemplifies his early interest in genre painting and his experimentation with pencil, paper, and ink. Created during his late twenties, this work reflects his roots in Realism, capturing rural life with a raw, sincere approach. Though not widely recognized during his lifetime, van Gogh’s prolific output—over 2,000 artworks—would later establish him as a pioneer of modern art. "At the Plough" offers insight into his development as an artist, emphasizing his dedication to depicting everyday scenes and the human condition.