Van Gogh painted Winter Garden in March 1884 while his parents visited him in Nuenen. Van Gogh's intense emotion and fascination with the countryside are evident. This picture shows barren trees in a chilly winter, with flat, empty fields in the background. Van Gogh's drawing demonstrates his deep empathy for the bare trees and their stunning yet depressing aspect. Additionally, he highlighted his deep concern for the populace and the environment.
