Description
Bas-relief reproduction in moulded alabaster, oil polychrome, old patina.
This painting depicts the village of Arles on a starry night. Van Gogh always liked to be in direct contact with what he was painting, with natural reality, but he thought it would be difficult even for him to paint a night sky. He decided to paint it in his studio and devised a somewhat extravagant system: he attached candles to his hat and thus achieved the first open-air night view in history.
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