The world of Van Gogh's Starry NightsStarry Night on the Rhône, Starry Night and Road with a Cypress and a Star form three distinct responses to the night: urban reflection, vision from the asylum and cosmic journey.
September 1888Starry night on the Rhône
June 1889Starry Night in Saint-Rémy
May 1890Road with cypress and star
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1888 -1890 · Rhône, Saint-Rémy and last cypress
Starry Night on the Rhône, Starry Night and Road with a Cypress and a Star form three distinct responses to the night: urban reflection, vision from the asylum and cosmic journey.
Van Gogh wants to paint the night directly in color rather than reducing it to black. In Arles, Starry Night on the Rhône places city lights and stars in the same reflective surface; a couple in the foreground gives a human scale. In Saint-Rémy, Starry Night combines what Van Gogh observes from his window with a reconstructed composition: cypress trees, village, moon and whirlpools do not constitute an exact survey. Road with a cypress and a star, painted in 1890, narrows the sky around a large central tree, a road and travelers. The motif therefore moves from the urban walk to an interior vision, then to a scene of movement under the stars. The selection " Starry Nights by Van Gogh notably compares Starry Night on the Rhône and Starry Night. His reading favors space.
Van Gogh's three nights do not tell the same story: one reflects, the other swirls, the last accompanies a road.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Van Gogh wants to paint the night directly in color rather than reducing it to black. In Arles, Starry Night on the Rhône places city lights and stars in the same reflective surface; a couple in the foreground gives a human scale. In Saint-Rémy, Starry Night combines what Van Gogh observes from his window with a reconstructed composition: cypress trees, village, moon and whirlpools do not constitute an exact survey. Road with a cypress and a star, painted in 1890, narrows the sky around a large central tree, a road and travelers. The motif therefore moves from the urban walk to an interior vision, then to a scene of movement under the stars.
Painting outside in Arles
Gases, stars and Rhône prove that the night can be colorful. This milestone illuminates the "Starry Nights of Van Gogh" collection by favoring space.
Rebuilding the sky in Saint-Rémy
Observation and imagination merge in a swirling composition.
Start the night
Cypress, travelers and stars form a final synthesis.
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Vertical reflection
On the Rhône, urban lights descend into the water. This line guides a reading of "Starry Nights of Van Gogh" centered on space.
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Celestial spiral
In Saint-Rémy, the curves give the sky an autonomous dynamic.
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Cypress-flame
The tree physically connects soil and stars.
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Divided road
The path organizes the movement under a condensed sky.
Explore by universe
Compare three nights
Reflection, vision and travel show why paintings are not interchangeable variations.
Rhone01
Bring down the stars
Water connects city, sky and couple.
For Arles. Reading "Starry Nights by Van Gogh" through space.Saint-Rémy02
Spin space
Celestial curves dominate the village.
For visionRoad03
Walk under the stars
The central cypress shares the moving landscape.
For departureThe Rhône transforms the city into a reflected constellation04
Starry Night on the Rhône
Gas, stars, water and torque give the night a dimension that is both modern and intimate.
Landmark work of Starry Nights by Van GoghSaint-Rémy reconstructs the sky as a force05
Starry Night
Spirals, moon and cypress trees go beyond simple observation from the window.
Landmark work of Starry Nights by Van GoghThe Road sets travelers and stars in motion06
Road with a cypress and a star
The large cypress connects both sides of the path to a concentrated sky.
Landmark work of Starry Nights by Van Gogh
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Three distinct starry nights
The selection brings together Night on the Rhône, Starry Night of Saint-Rémy and the Road with a cypress and a star.
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