9-1/2 x 14"oil on masonite
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I am one of the trillions of people who marvel over Van Gogh's paintings - you're lucky to see them in person really. You can almost trace each deliberate brushstroke made from start to finish - lots of movement and animation, thick layers of multitudes of colors - absolutely stunning how he handled paint. 'Starry Night' needs it's own room, bleacher seats would be nice - it's almost impossible to stand before it without a dozen or more people fighting for that glimpse.
From the Museum of Modern Art, a patron gets a rare, dedicated view of the most popular, most reproduced, most recognizable painting by Van Gogh, 'Starry Night'.
From the Museum of Modern Art, a patron gets a rare, dedicated view of the most popular, most reproduced, most recognizable painting by Van Gogh, 'Starry Night'.
Fabulous work. Loved the Diego Rivera painting inside a painting, too. I like this series of museum viewers pointing our eye to the good stuff.
ReplyDeleteWow! Plain and simple. I LOVE how you paint! The movement-the observation of movement, the slight brushstroke of color that speaks. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job. You amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI love this piece! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI have a quick question for ya too: Do you ever offer prints of your work?
Always love your gallery shots with the painting within a painting, Karin. They are always fabulous and always interesting.
ReplyDeleteTo answer the question - I do not offer prints of my work.
ReplyDeleteLOVE Starry Night. It's fun to see it in one of your pieces.
ReplyDeleteToo much fun since this is how I see the Van Gogh at MoMA with so many people in front of it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely brilliant. ABSOLUTELY.
ReplyDeletethe way you reproduce museum masterpieces is incredible!
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