Vincent van Gogh''s works, such as Sunflowers and The Starry Night, are globally celebrated for their unique portrayal of mood and place. Despite battling mental illness, van Gogh''s use of bold colors and expressive brushwork made him a renowned artist. This introduction traces his artistic journey from depicting peasants to his vibrant Parisian period, ending with his final burst of creativity in the South of France before his tragic suicide in 1890.