Framed Van Gogh Starry Night

Framed van Gogh Starry Night art highlights painter Vincent van Gogh’s most famous work, “Starry Night.” It not only includes different sizes and close-ups of the painting, but also includes an earlier piece, “Starry Night over the Rhone.” “Starry Night over the Rhone” was created in September 1888, while “Starry Night” was done almost a year later, in June 1889.

Van Gogh’s framed van Gogh Starry Night artwork “Starry Night” was painted during the time the Dutch post-impressionist artist was in an asylum in Saint-Remy-de-Provence, France. It has been part of the permanent collection in New York City’s Museum of Modern Art since 1941. The painting depicts the view from the asylum room’s east-facing window before sunrise; the artist added a fictitious village as well. It was acquired through the Lillie P. Bequest and is thought to be one of Van Gogh’s finest works of art. The painting is also one of the most recognized historical pieces of Western culture.