Title: Vincent van Gogh – Young Peasant Cutting Grass – 1928 Portfolio Print : This 1928 print is a reproduction of 'Young Peasant Cutting Grass', a drawing by Vincent van Gogh created in 1881-1882 during his Dutch period. The scene depicts a young farm worker crouched low to the ground, carefully cutting grass with a simple hand tool. His focused expression and the tension in his body suggest the effort and precision required for his task. The rural background, featuring an open field with sparse trees, adds depth and context to the composition. Executed in charcoal and pencil, Van Gogh’s careful use of shading and hatching creates a strong sense of form and movement. The folds of the worker’s clothing, the texture of the grass, and the distant landscape are all rendered with a striking attention to detail. The diagonal positioning of the young man’s body adds dynamism to the composition, drawing the viewer into the quiet yet physically demanding moment of labor. Van Gogh was heavily influenced by Jean-François Millet and the Realist movement, focusing on the dignity of rural workers. This drawing is a prime example of his dedication to portraying the working class with honesty and empathy. The theme of laboring figures in nature would remain central to his art, appearing in many later paintings of sowers and harvesters. Condition Summary: The print is in good condition, with minor signs of aging along the edges. Matting and Framing Tips: A neutral or warm-toned mat will highlight the fine details of the drawing, while a classic black or dark wood frame will provide a museum-quality presentation. UV-protective glass is recommended for long-term preservation.