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    Report We chose to compare Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ painting to Alex Ruiz’s ‘Starry Night’ digital painting‚ and then to compare Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ painting‚ to Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night Over the Rhone’ painting. We agreed on Vincent Van Gogh because we were inspired by his ability to create such breathtaking pieces of art which managed to make him an artistic icon‚ despite the numerous mental illnesses that he suffered from throughout his life. Vincent van Gogh took his own life in

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    Art Critique of Café Terrace At Night Café Terrace at night is an oil canvass painting by the famous Dutch Artist Vincent Van Gogh. In the Painting‚ Van Gogh depicts the exterior of a side walk café on a starry night. We also see many people wandering on the streets or sitting on the terrace of the café. In the corner‚ we see a tree looming over the cobbled street. As it is taken place at night‚ we see that both of the buildings are illuminated. We also see a horse and a carriage

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    Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh has risen to the peak of artistic achievements. Although Van Gogh sold only one painting in his life‚ the aftermath of his work is enormous. Starry Night is one of the most well known images in modern culture as well as being one of the most replicated and sought after prints. From Don McLean’s song ’Starry‚ Starry Night’ (Based on the Painting)‚ to the endless number of merchandise products sporting this image‚ it is nearly impossible to shy away from this amazing

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    There is a much deeper meaning to the works of art titled Apse Mosaic done in the St. Apollinare‚ and The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh. Both are very different forms of art and have what is known as a visionary experience. A visionary experience is known as a visual representation of culture or a meaning personal to either the creator or viewer. Apse Mosaic is a mosaic form of art done in the St. Apollinare‚ and represents another representation of Christ and the many symbols affiliated with

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    the painting called “Starry Night” by Vincent van Gogh from an online art source. This is a painting I have seen several times since the second grade in art class‚ but on Tuesday‚ October 10‚ 2017‚ at 2:34 pm. I witnessed this painting once again. Vincent Van Gogh‚ who was born in 1853 and lived until 1890‚ painted “Starry Night” in June of 1889. This painting represents the view of the East window from his room in the asylum of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole. (Van Gogh) From 1889 to now‚ the painting itself

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    painting Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh. To me‚ Starry Night symbolizes such peace‚ tranquility‚ and mindfulness. I have always felt drawn to this painting because Starry Night is a very beautiful piece of art. It does not have many colors‚ but the way the few colors are used to make such an amazing and elaborate piece of art work that just instills such a great sense of peace and relaxation to me. When I see Starry Night I really stop and think about what was going through Van Gogh’s mind as he was

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    The Impressionist Movement: Artistic Innovation Stylistically art began to revolutionize in becoming the Modernist work that we see‚ much like it is today‚ during what is known as Impressionism. Although painting still owed tradition to the Realism and Romantic eras‚ Impressionism encompassed painting in way that had never been seen before. Including vivid colors that allowed a single object to stand out and be glorified‚ most of the painting during this era depicted nature scenes. The ability

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    The use of distinctively visual features has had a positive effect on my appreciation of peter goldsworthys maestro & Vincent van goghs starry starry night . this has been done through distinctively visual features such as descriptive and emotive language in maestro and the use of colour‚ shading‚ lighting and placement in starry starry night. Goldsworthy’s maestro uses distinctively visual features to create an image of the charcters location & the charcters feelings. The novel is about paul crabbe

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    Vincent Van Gogh was born on March 30‚ 1853 and die on July 29‚ 1890. He was a post-impressionist painter and was notice for his beautiful and colorful art works that merged with his emotions. Van Gogh struggled with mental illness and was poor throughout most of his life. He even cut off his ear in a moment of instability and offered it to a prostitute that he had a complicated love affair with. Vincent Van Gogh was most known for his art piece “The Starry Night” in which he painted “in the asylum

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    While Liszt and Ellington had Chromesthesia‚ in which their music generated certain colors‚ Van Gogh had Timbre synesthesia‚ in which different styles of art generated sounds of various instruments. “Some artists have a nervous hand at drawing‚ which gives their technique something of the sound peculiar to a violin‚ for instance‚ Lemud‚ Daumier

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