*** About the Bedroom in Arles: Created during a period of remarkable artistic production for Van Gogh, "Bedroom in Arles" is more than a simple depiction of his living quarters; it is a deeply symbolic representation of refuge and peace. Painted in October 1888, shortly after moving into his beloved 'Yellow House', Van Gogh intended this artwork to be more than just a scene of domestic tranquility. Here, he sought to express comfort in stability, a theme recurring in his letters where he described the painting with affection and pride. This work is exemplary of Van Gogh’s pioneering brushwork and use of color that marked a significant development in the evolution of post-impressionism, emphasizing emotional depth over realistic representation. The inspiration stemmed from Van Gogh’s desire to depict the restorative power of his personal space amidst his mental distress and health issues. Most interestingly, he painted three versions of this bedroom scene, each varying slightly in tone and detail, suggesting persistent introspection about the theme of home and belonging. Today, this specific version is prominently displayed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, attracting viewers worldwide who seek a glimpse into the artist’s intimate world.