*** About Fritillaries in a Copper Vase Under Starry Sky: This exquisite piece was created in the year 1886, a period that falls into Vincent van Gogh’s early artistic career when he began to break away from the darker palettes of his Dutch period and move towards the vivid color contrasts that would later define his iconic style. The artwork is painted with rhythmic, expressive strokes that suggest emotion and movement, characteristic of Van Gogh’s post-Impressionistic approach. Van Gogh found inspiration in the natural world, often choosing to paint scenes that conveyed a sense of tranquility or introspection. "Fritillaries in a Copper Vase Under Starry Sky" might reflect his emotional state and his relentless pursuit of capturing light's ephemeral qualities. The real charm of this artwork lies in its simplicity and the emotional depth it portrays through the luminous and dynamic application of paint. The artwork is a part of a private collection and occasionally travels globally for exhibitions in major museums.