*** About The Weaver at His Loom: Van Gogh’s fascination with peasant life is profoundly manifested in this 1884 masterpiece, created during his stay in Nuenen, where he concentrated on capturing the lives of local workers. This painting is a vivid reflection of the artist's empathy for the working class, showcasing his characteristic swirls and emotional depth in the portrayal of everyday activities. "The Weaver at His Loom" is part of a series where Van Gogh focused on manual laborers, experimenting with light and texture to convey the dignity and the hardship of rural professions. Currently, this artwork is housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo, Netherlands, offering viewers a glimpse into the early and formative period of Van Gogh’s artistic journey.

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