Twinkling painting
{{Expansion depth limit exceeded|name= Twinkling Painting |ja-name= またたくめいが |ko-name= 반짝이는 명화 |zh-name= 闪烁的名画 |zht-name= 閃爍的名畫 |fr-name= Toile scintillante |it-name= Quadro sfavillante |es-name= Paisaje estrellado |de-name= Funkelgemälde |nl-name= Nachtelijk schilderij |ru-name= Звездная картина |image= Twinkling Painting NH Texture.png |caption= The Twinkling Painting in {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|nolink}} |real name= The Starry Night |year= 1889 |artist= Vincent van Gogh }} The Twinkling Painting is a painting in {{Expansion depth limit exceeded}} introduced in the 1.2.0 April Free Update. This piece is based on {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|The Starry Night}} by the Dutch artist {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|Vincent van Gogh}}; it is one of two van Gogh pieces to be featured in the {{Expansion depth limit exceeded}}, alongside the Flowery Painting.
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{{Expansion depth limit exceeded| image = Twinkling Painting NH Icon.png | texture = Twinkling Painting NH Texture.png | art-name = The Starry Night | author = Vincent van Gogh | year = 1889 | art-style = Oil on canvas | description = Van Gogh's signature piece, painted while he was hospitalized at an asylum. This view from his room includes memories and imaginations. In letters to friends, the artist called it a failure. | theme1 = Expensive | theme2 = Facility | buy-price = 4980 | sell-price = 1245 | availability = Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler | authenticity = This painting is always genuine. | art-width = 1.0 | art-length = 1.0 }} {{Expansion depth limit exceeded}}
Real-world information
Painted in 1889, The Starry Night depicts a sky full of stars, just before the sunrise, and it remains one of van Gogh's most iconic works—and one of the most iconic pieces of art in western culture as a whole—for its distinctive, heavily post-impressionist imagery, even compared to van Gogh's other works. The meaning of the painting was never explicitly stated by the artist and as such has become a breeding ground for interpretations, ranging from artistic abstraction to a reflection of van Gogh's deteriorating mental state (with him having been institutionalized the previous year following a mental breakdown, before suffering a second one the month after the painting's completion; the painting specifically depicts the view from the window of his asylum cell, and van Gogh would commit suicide shortly after in 1890).
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