Question

Opis obrazu Vincienta van Gogha pt.: "Starry night" czyli "Gwieździsta noc" po angielsku.

Answer 1

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Image "Starry night above Rodanem" is showing a certain fishing village at night under the starry sky. In the right bottom corner of work, steam is visible - the woman and the man - strolling with lakeside. Colours of the image largely are shown by cold colours. Stars, particularly lights reflecting from the sheet of water are obviously only warm elements of work. Outlines of roofs of inshore houses are merging with the cloudy sky which in the central part is a little bit brighter, piercing the thanks oneself for rays of moonlight which are creating the specific glow the Key of colours at first glance is clearly bright, but passage from brightest to the darkest colour, gently is stressed. The whole causes that eyes of the spectator in the foreground are directed in the direction of abundant lightings of households and homesteads, bouncing off irregular waves of water. The painter in the described image is using the light as underlining facilitating the tool any elements. In this night landscape clearly stars are lighted parts - on the top one spot, surface of the lake on second and houses and steam going along the beach on third. The mystery of the image is included with concentration dye. In this case of the yellow colour and her shades. It is possible to discover it fixing its eyes in the tench of raining of the light which the beginning is overcome from the edge. This light coming from households, reflecting from waves, gradually is increasing his power. The lake cut through is becoming these bright belts very much distinct - we are knowing exactly where his beginning is, and where end. Apart from that I think that painting technology causes the effect at this image completely not predicted of the rain, of what at first glance one can't see. They cause that's certain irregularities in pulls with brush. Thanks to that noticing many phenomena in the insult is possible what enables different ways of interpretation of one landscape. In the end it seems to me, that "Starry night above Rodanem" is a unique masterpiece, giving possibilities of reviews, but it so a lot thanks to the composition exactly thought over by the artist, colours and the technique which in no case is causing reservations.