This Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, known for bold brushwork and vivid color, created most of his best-known works in the final two years of his life before his death in 1890.

This southern French town, birthplace of the astrologer Nostradamus, sits near the ancient Roman ruins of Glanum in the Provence region.

This work has been part of a major New York City museum's permanent collection since 1941, acquired after being purchased from a Paris gallery.