*** About Trees and Undergrowth on a Sunny Summer Day: Created during a particularly prolific period of Van Gogh’s life in 1889, this artwork reflects the profound influence nature had on his artistic vision. The style exemplifies Van Gogh’s distinctive post-impressionist approach, characterized by expressive color, emotive texture, and a desire to convey the intensity of his subjects rather than their objective reality. This piece was inspired by the lush surroundings of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, where Van Gogh was voluntarily staying at the asylum of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole. It was here under the therapeutic gaze of nature that he found solace and inspiration. The painting is a vivid testament to his ongoing quest to capture the essence of his environment and his turbulent emotional landscape. The current location of this painting is at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, making it accessible to those who wish to delve into the depth of Van Gogh’s genius.