Artists of the Sky Taking a look at different artists who use stars and other aspects of the night sky in their paintings.

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Artists of the Sky Taking a look at different artists who use stars and other aspects of the night sky in their paintings.

Different Artists Van Gogh Munch Matisse Miro

Works of Miro What do you notice about the sky?

More Miro works

Miro works contd

Works by Van Gogh

Van Gogh contd

Van Gogh

Works by Munch

Munch

Works by Matisse

Matisse contd

Examples of Students work

Students work contd

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