The night sky depicted by van Gogh

The night sky depicted by van Gogh in the Starry Night painting is brimming with whirling clouds, shining stars, and a bright crescent moon. The setting is one that viewers can relate to and van Gogh´s swirling sky directs the viewer´s eye around the painting, with spacing between the stars and the curving contours creating a dot-to-dot effect. These internal elements ensure fluidity and such contours were important for the artist even though they were becoming less significant for other Impressionists. Thus Starry Night´s composition was distinct from the Impressionist technique of the 19th century.

The artist was aware that his Starry Night composition was somewhat surreal and stylized and in a letter to his brother he even referred to "exaggerations in terms of composition. " The vivid style chosen by van Gogh was unusual - he chose lines to portray this night scene when silhouettes would have been a more obvious choice.

In Starry Night contoured forms are a means of expression and they are used to convey emotion. Many feel that van Gogh´s turbulent quest to overcome his illness is reflected in the dimness of the night sky. The village is painted with dark colors but the brightly lit windows create a sense of comfort. The village is peaceful in comparison to the dramatic night sky and the silence of the night can almost be felt in Starry Night. The steeple dominates the village and symbolizes unity in the town. In terms of composition, the church steeple gives an impression of size and isolation.

In the left foreground is a curvy cypress tree which is typically associated with mourning. It is painted in the same way as the sky with fluid lines which enhances the flow of the Starry Night painting well as its easiness on the eye.

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Van Gogh Painting starry night sky is filled with whirling clouds, bright stars and a bright moon. The setting that can interact with viewers and sky swirls van Gogh´s directs the eye of viewer´s of painting, with space between the stars and the contours around curves, creating an effect of point to point. These internal elements ensure fluidity and such contours were important for the artist despite were becoming less important for other Impressionists. So Starry Night´s composition was different from the 19th century Impressionist technique.The artist was aware that its composition of starry night was somewhat surreal, stylized and in a letter to his brother referred to "the composition exaggerations." The vivid style chosen by van Gogh was unusual - chose lines to describe this scene of night when silhouettes would have been a more obvious choice.In night star contoured shape is a means of expression and they are used to convey emotions. Many feel that van Gogh´s turbulent search to overcome his illness is reflected in the darkness of the night sky. The town is painted with dark colors but the illuminated windows create a feeling of comfort. The village is quiet compared to the spectacular night sky and the silence of the night you can feel almost at starry night. The Bell Tower dominates the town and symbolizes the unity in the city. As for the composition, the Bell Tower of the Church gives an impression of size and isolation.In the left foreground is a Cypress with curves that are typically associated with mourning. It is painted in the same way as the sky with flowing lines that improves the flow of the starry night painting, as well as easy on the eye.ผลลัพธ์ (ภาษาสเปน) 2:The night sky of Van Gogh depicted in the painting the starry night is filled with clouds swirling, bright stars and a bright Crescent. The scene is one that viewers can relate and van Gogh's swirling sky directs the eye around the painting, with a separation between the stars and the curved contours that create an effect of point-to - point. These internal elements ensure fluidity and these contours were important for the artist while they are increasingly less significant for the other Impressionists. Therefore the composition starry night was different from 19th-century Impressionist technique. The artist was aware that its composition starry night was something surreal and stylized and in a letter to his brother who even referred to "exaggerations regarding their composition." the chosen style of Van Gogh was unusual - chose lines to portray this scene of the night, when the silhouettes would have been a more obvious choice. Starry night contoured forms are a means of expression and are used to convey emotions. Many feel that they van Gogh completo search turbulence to overcome his illness is reflected in the darkness of the night sky. The town is painted with dark colors, but the illuminated windows to create a feeling of comfort. The village is quiet compared to the spectacular night sky and you can almost feel the silence of the night in starry night. The Bell Tower dominates the town and symbolizes the unity in the city. In terms of composition, the needle of the Church gives an impression of size and isolation. In the left foreground is a Cypress with curves that normally associated with mourning. It is painted in the same way as the sky with lines of fluid which improves the flow of the starry night of painting as well as easy on the eye.

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The sky of van Gogh painting Starry Night is full of whirling clouds, bright stars and a bright moon. The adjustment viewers can relate to and swirls sky will Gogh's viewer's directs the eye around the painting, with space between the stars and the contours curves creating an effect of point to point. These internal elements ensure fluidity and such contours were important for the artist despite were becoming less important for other Impressionists. So Night's starry composition was different from the nineteenth century impressionist art. The artist was aware that its composition starry night was somewhat surreal and stylized in a letter to his brother referred to the "exaggerations regarding the composition." The vivid style chosen by van Gogh was unusual - chose lines to describe this night scene when silhouettes would have been a more obvious choice. In Starry Night contoured shape is a means of expression and are used to convey emotions. Many feel that they Gogh's turbulent quest to overcome his illness is reflected in the dark night sky. The village is painted with dark colors but the lighted windows create a feeling of comfort. The village is quiet compared to the spectacular night sky and the silence of the night you can feel almost starry night. The bell tower dominates the village and symbolizes unity in the city. As for the composition, the steeple of the church gives an impression of size and isolation. In the left foreground is a cypress with curves typically associated with mourning. It is painted in the same way as the sky with flowing lines that improves the flow of the starry night painting, as well as its ease in the eye. ผลลัพธ์ (ภาษา สเปน) 2: The night sky of Van Gogh depicted in the painting Starry night is full of clouds rotating, bright stars, and a bright crescent moon. The scenario is one that viewers can relate to and van Gogh's sky swirling directs the viewer 's eye around the painting, with a separation between the stars and the curved contours that create an effect of point-to-point. These internal elements ensure fluidity and said contours were important to the artist although they are becoming less significant for the other Impressionists. Therefore the composition Starry Night was different from the 19th century impressionist art The artist was aware that its composition starry night was surreal and stylized in a letter to his brother who even referred to "exaggerations regarding their composition. " the living style of Van Gogh was chosen unusual - chose lines to portray this scene at night, when the silhouettes would have been a more obvious choice. In Starry Night contoured forms are a means of expression that are used to convey emotions. Many feel that van Gogh's turbulent quest to overcome his illness is reflected in the dark night sky. The village is painted with dark colors, but the lighted windows create a feeling of comfort. The village is quiet compared to the spectacular night sky and the silence of the night you can almost feel the starry night. The bell tower dominates the village and symbolizes unity in the city. In terms of composition, the needle of the church gives an impression of size and isolation. In the left foreground is a curved cypress normally associated with mourning. It is painted in the same way as the sky with fluid lines that improves the flow of Starry Night painting and ease in the eye.