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Van Gogh's starry sky introduction
Starry Night is an oil painting created by Vincent Van Gogh, a Dutch post-impressionist painter, in a mental hospital in Saint-Remy, France in 1889. It is one of Van Gogh's representative works and is now in the new york Museum of Modern Art..

In this painting, Van Gogh vividly depicts the starry sky full of movement and change with exaggerated techniques. The whole picture was swallowed up by the surging blue-green torrent. The rotating, restless and curly nebula makes the night sky extremely active, and the scene divorced from reality reflects Van Gogh's restless mood and crazy illusion world.

Van Gogh's starry night is one of his most representative works. Although different people will have different understandings of this masterpiece, although no one can understand the author's real creative intention, his bold attempt to express the subjective world, his exploration of painting expression techniques and his unparalleled persistence and loyalty to art have left endless enlightenment to future generations.

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Brief introduction of Van Gogh's other works:

1, potato eater

The Potato Eater is an oil painting created by Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh in 1885. This painting is in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

In this painting, Van Gogh used rough models to represent real civilians. The painter himself said, "What I want to express is that under the light of oil lamps, potato eaters grab potatoes from their plates with the same hands that they work on the land-they make an honest living."

This painting is the work of Van Gogh when he lived in northern brabant, and it is also the painter's best work.

2. Sunflowers

Sunflowers (French: Les Tournesols;; Dutch: Zonnebloemen;; English: Sunflower is a series of oil paintings with sunflower in vase as the main content, which was painted by Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh from August 1888 to June 1889. Three sunflowers, five sunflowers, 12 sunflowers and 15 sunflowers were painted in the vase.

They are collected in Munich Art Nouveau Museum, London National Gallery, Tokyo Qixing Art Museum, Amsterdam Van Gogh Museum and Philadelphia Art Museum.

If it is defined by Van Gogh's "sunflower-themed oil painting in a vase", it is generally believed that there are seven works in one * *. Six of them have been preserved.

Of the six preserved sunflower works, three are 15, two are 12, and one is 3 sunflowers. In addition, if you count the works created in Paris, a * * * is 1 1 (or 12), including sunflower works that are not inserted in flowerpots.

Through this series of works, Van Gogh expressed his understanding of life to the world and showed his unique spiritual world.

This series of works also conveys a message: treat family members with gratitude, treat others with kindness, treat friends with honesty, treat work with sincerity, treat life with gratitude, and enjoy art with appreciation, just like a sunflower in full bloom in front of you.

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