The Starry Night ...
...as Van Gogh literally saw it.
This comes from Io9.
Sunday, July 01, 2012
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Okay! Now that I've created a Google+ account, perhaps I'll be able to comment. Peter, pardon my ignorance, but where did you find this image, and who is the artist? BTW, I come here all the time, but not being in your league, I prefer to lurk and learn.
Karen,
Welcome.
Isn't that cool.
It's a digital painting based on Vincent Van Gogh's The Starry Night, which happens to be one of my all time favorite paintings.
I got the picture from Io9,
http://io9.com/5922615/this-stunning-painting-imagines-the-real-sky-that-inspired-the-starry-night
That's just beautiful.
I once read that Van Gogh, during his lifetime, never profited more than $11 for all of his work. Not sure if that's fact, though.
Thanks, Peter. It's now adorning my desktop, replacing for the moment Mr. Finch from Person of Interest.
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