*** About At Eternity's Gate: Created during the later years of his life in 1890, just months before his death, "At Eternity's Gate" is one of Van Gogh’s most powerful explorations of human sorrow and contemplation. This artwork is steeped in the stylistic elements of Post-Impressionism, a movement that accentuated the symbolic content and emotional impact through vigorous application of color and dynamic brushstrokes. Inspired by the hardships and the existential struggles evident in the rural faces he often encountered, Van Gogh sought to capture the essence of human despair, free from romanticism. The title itself suggests a transitionary period, perhaps symbolically representing the threshold between life and the hereafter. Currently, this evocative painting is housed at the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands, offering viewers a deeply introspective experience into the soul of its creator.