Sorrowing Woman

Vincent van Gogh's Sorrowing Woman (1887), created in Paris, exemplifies his exploration of Realism through expressive pencil work. This sketch and study was drawn on paper, capturing emotional depth and raw human vulnerability. Though less known than his oil paintings, this piece demonstrates van Gogh’s ability to convey profound sorrow with simple lines, emphasizing his interest in human emotion and psychological insight during his early artistic development.