"De Vrouw van den Boer" is a well-known Dutch painting created by the artist Vincent van Gogh in 1885. The artwork depicts a peasant woman, representing the hard-working rural community of the Netherlands. Van Gogh's use of earthy tones and expressive brushwork highlights the dignity and strength of the subject. The painting is part of Van Gogh's early work, reflecting his interest in social issues and the lives of the working class. It is currently housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, showcasing the artist's evolving style and commitment to portraying everyday life.