Beach at Scheveningen by Vincent van Gogh portrays a lively beach in the Dutch fishing village of Scheveningen. Painted during his early period in the Netherlands, the work exhibits Van Gogh’s use of earthy tones and vigorous brushstrokes, which lend a tactile quality to the sand and sky. The rough weather and choppy waves reflect the artist’s emotional state at the time, imbuing the painting with an intense, dramatic atmosphere. This piece is a strong example of Van Gogh’s early exploration of landscape, preceding the vibrant colors of his later work.