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Starry Night

Starry Night

ArtistVan Gogh
Year of Creation1889 9
Art MovementsImpressionism
Save InstitutionThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

"The Starry Night" was painted by Vincent van Gogh during his stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France. The artwork depicts a dynamic and imaginative night sky: massive swirling nebulae churn against a deep blue canvas, a golden crescent moon radiates brilliance, and eleven stars flicker like flames. In the foreground, a towering cypress tree stretches upward like dark fire, bridging earth and sky. Far below, the village sleeps peacefully beneath the starlit heavens, its church spire piercing the horizon.

Significance of the Work

This painting is Van Gogh's profound expression of the natural and spiritual worlds, and one of the most iconic works of Post-Impressionism. It stands as the pinnacle of Van Gogh's artistic career and has become one of the most recognizable images in modern art, symbolizing humanity's awe of the universe and its yearning for transcendence.

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Technical Specifications

Size Specifications12" / 16" / 36"
Material & CraftsmanshipHigh-precision metal sheet with 3D embossing, double-sided design

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