Vincent van Gogh painted “The Starry Night” using oil paints on canvas in 1889. A student appropriated his artwork in order to modify the original meaning, modernize the work, and display an extravagant view of a New York City skyline.
“The Starry Night” and the student’s artwork share many visual evidence qualities such as color, shape, contrast and form. “The Starry Night” utilizes a blue color scheme in order to allude to feelings of sadness. There are many curved, swirly shapes that make up this scene and give the impression of a lively, mobile sky. This vibrant sky contrasts with the quiet village below it. Van Gogh also creates a vivid contrast between the blue sky and the yellow stars to exaggerate the stars in the sky. He uses oil
“The Starry Night” and the student’s artwork share many visual evidence qualities such as color, shape, contrast and form. “The Starry Night” utilizes a blue color scheme in order to allude to feelings of sadness. There are many curved, swirly shapes that make up this scene and give the impression of a lively, mobile sky. This vibrant sky contrasts with the quiet village below it. Van Gogh also creates a vivid contrast between the blue sky and the yellow stars to exaggerate the stars in the sky. He uses oil