Van Gogh’s Tarascon Stagecoach, painted in Arles in 1888, captures a moment of everyday travel with exuberant color. The stagecoach, with its red and yellow wheels, stands against a wall that once glowed pink, now faded to near white. A red sign reading 'Service de Tarascon' anchors the composition.

The painting anchors a gift of 63 works from the Pearlman Foundation, shared among American museums. After showing in Los Angeles, it tours to Brooklyn and MoMA, giving audiences a chance to see this energetic work up close. Van Gogh described himself as exhausted after painting it, a testament to its intense creation.