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    The document discusses Vincent Van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night" and how it has become one of the most famous and recognizable works of art in the world. The painting is frequently seen on commercial merchandise like magnets and coffee cups. While the painting's fame now surpasses its creator, its broad appeal is a testament to its timeless beauty and representation of post-impressionism through its use of color, light, and feelings. The document questions why Van Gogh predominantly used blue colors in the painting and what the dark colors represent.

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    The document discusses Vincent Van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night" and how it has become one of the most famous and recognizable works of art in the world. The painting is frequently seen on commercial merchandise like magnets and coffee cups. While the painting's fame now surpasses its creator, its broad appeal is a testament to its timeless beauty and representation of post-impressionism through its use of color, light, and feelings. The document questions why Van Gogh predominantly used blue colors in the painting and what the dark colors represent.

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    Agencies in The Artworld

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    Arnold Luayon
    The document discusses Vincent Van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night" and how it has become one of the most famous and recognizable works of art in the world. The painting is frequently seen on commercial merchandise like magnets and coffee cups. While the painting's fame now surpasses its creator, its broad appeal is a testament to its timeless beauty and representation of post-impressionism through its use of color, light, and feelings. The document questions why Van Gogh predominantly used blue colors in the painting and what the dark colors represent.

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    Ann Catherine D.

    Duay CODE 7940


    GE 20 (Reading Visual Arts)

    AGENCIES IN THE ARTWORLD

    As one of the most well-known works of art in the world, "The Starry Night" by Vincent Van

    Gogh is the artwork of art I have chosen. Also, it is found everywhere wherein it is frequently

    spotted on magnets, t-shirts, coffee cups, and other items. To be honest, it sometimes feels as if

    the painting's fame has surpassed that of its creator. Wonderful work of art, in my opinion.

    Furthermore, Starry Night's appeal to so many people is evidence of how timeless and all-

    encompassing its beauty is. The artwork is an outstanding representation of post-impressionism,

    which emphasizes color, light, and the feelings of the artist, as far as I have noticed in it. Van

    Gogh, in my opinion, was enamored with the night sky and thought that there were more colors

    in the night than there were in the day. What I don't understand about the picture is why the artist

    predominately utilized blue colors and what the dark one means.

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