Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night

Invader is a French artist however his name is unknown and his appearance is also unknown. He makes his art during the night and wears a mask. His artwork project “Space invaders” has been ongoing since 1998 and he is slowly expanding where his art is placed in the world.

In the center of the painting is a marble statue of a woman laying down. Both her arms are bended, on is over her head, one is under. She is wearing a loose robe, but her chest is bare. The statue rests on two rectangular, stepped slabs of marble, and casts a very long, shadow. Behind the statue, slightly to the left, are two vague grey figures. They are talking to each other, one of the figures has their arm crossed on their chest, and the other has their arms hanging from their body. They are much smaller than the buildings and the statue, and they cast long and thin

The centerpiece of the piece is obviously Mary, though she is on the right side of the painting. In one hand she holds an open bible, and she holds her other hand up in prayer while she is looking down with her eyes almost completely shut. She has a halo surrounding her head as gold rays shine down on her

The two main characters in the painting display elegant mannered poses and all the figures appear arranged in rather unnatural poses. There is a small scene at the foot of the Saint Catherine and Christ figures. This is thought to be the Christ child with the Virgin Mary and grandmother, Saint Anne. Below these two scenes are three smaller bordered scenes. The central one depicts two enemies reconciled by an archangel and the outer ones show Saints Michael and Margaret fighting demons. All these images show the triumph of good over evil, with the middle characters shedding their weapons and embracing. All these small pictures support that the painting was commissioned by Arigoi di Nero Arighetti to celebrate the end of a feud.

No, I was unable to readily understand or identify the theme of the art work in Amanda’s collection. At first I was able to see a theme with the Representational art pieces The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh and the Trolley by Robert Frank. The next three pieces of art doesn’t follow the same theme the Free Stamp by Claes Oldenburg, and New Shelton Wet Dry by Jeff Koons are both sculptures which don't follow the same theme as the first two. The last art piece in the collection is The Crossing by Bill Viola which is a video and doesn't follow the theme as the others.

At a first glance, one can tell the painting is about the Virgin Mary. She has long, wavy, hazelnut brown hair that reaches to her mid back. The focal point is the cloak draped over Virgin

The painting was made during the romanticism period and it appears to be made with loose brushwork. The loose brushwork makes the painting appear as if it was smudged after it was finished. In addition, the artwork uses very bright and vivid colors to depict the image. The painting, itself, depicts an image of a woman, who might be a goddess, running away from what looks like a man, with long black hair, behind a rock. The man appears to be pleading to the woman to come back as his arms are outstretched towards her. The woman is looking back at the man as she fleas with two angels located to the right of her. The image seems centralized with the man located in the center and the women on the far lower right, below the exact middle of the painting.

1a. The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh was a piece I was already familiar with, so I searched it on www.google.com. I used a high definition picture of it on Google images to further examine the painting.

Van Gogh's painting, Starry Night Over the Rhone, was created based on his another painting, "Starry Night". It is concerning in Brian Eno and John Cale's song Spinning Away, which is from the album Wrong Way Up. These two songs seem like the other form of this painting. This was created on the bank of the Rhone River that was only couple-minute walk from the Yellow House to there on Place Lamartine.

The faint lights from the stores on the shore, reflecting off the river from a distance under the bright, twinkling sky filled with stars of the Ursa Major constellation with a couple on the bank on the near shore star gazing as the small waves hit the bank near them. The picture described may sound familiar as it is one of Vincent van Gogh’s famous paintings, Starry Night Over the Rhone. It is an oil on canvas that resides in the Musee D’Orsay in Paris, France that is 72.5 centimeters by 92 centimeters and was based on the Rhone river in Arles, France looking out at the Trinquetaille bridge. Starry Night Over the Rhone has a sister painting that resides in New York, however, it was painted during his time at the Saint-Paul Asylum in the Saint-Remy-de-Providence.

In this painting a nearly nude man who is praying is being dragged by a woman who is a representation of calumny or slander and is followed by malice, conspiracy and fraud. The dark pale man looks as if he is wasting away from illness and denotes envy. The nude woman on the far left is the personification of truth similar to the depictions of the innocence of Adam and Eve. Through this

Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh is a lively painting that illustrates the stars, the moon, the night sky, a village, and a tree. Looking at this painting, you can see swirls of various colors, which include shades of blues, greens, yellows, whites, browns, and blacks. The stars are yellow swirls mixed with white and they are placed in the night sky, which consists of blues, greens, and blacks. The moon is depicted as a crescent moon circled by a white ring of swirls in the top right corner of the painting. The brown and black tree is placed in the foreground of the paining. The tree is bare and has many curved and pointed limbs extending toward the sky. The village is placed in the distance and has bits of yellow in the windows, as if people

My name is Nassuel. Below is Vicent van Gogh's painting, "Starry Night." What I love about this painting is the abstract sky just before sunrise, as the sun's light is crawling above the mountains. I'm quite intrigued on what I'll learn about art this quarter as to what art stands for each culture around the globe and how they express

When paintings are made they can come from emotions based on how you are feeling at that given moment. Paintings made by Vincent Van Gogh. “The Starry Night”. 1889. Oil on Canvas. Figure 1.10 in “Living with Art”. Even the artist Edvard Munch. “The Scream”. 1893. Tempera and casein on cardboard. Figure 4.35 in “Living with Art”. Edvard Munch’s painting The Scream has a lot of comparisons with Vincent Van Gogh's art Starry Night. Both paintings were painted near the end of the period, during the fin de siècle, using bright embroidered colors and simpleminded figures and shapes. Both artists struggled with insanity during their lifetimes, but these paintings are some of the most reproduced and famous pieces of art in the world today. These paintings were made to express emotions and feelings felt from their own life. Although they bear superficial similarities, the differences between Van Gogh and Munch are remarkable.

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