Sorrow

"Sorrow" is a poignant drawing by Vincent van Gogh created in 1882, showcasing his early fascination with Realism. Executed predominantly with pencil and chalk on paper, the artwork captures the emotional depth of human suffering. Van Gogh's delicate strokes suggest a nude painting (nu) theme, emphasizing vulnerability and sorrow. The use of these materials highlights his skill in conveying raw emotion, characteristic of his experimental approach before exploring more expressive styles like Surrealism.