Let's stop our closer attention on the canvas, which received the poetic name "Starry Night" and was created in one day, from memory in 1889. At the bottom of the picture is a sleeping small town or maybe a village. Only a few windows are illuminated by yellow light, and cypress trees rise above the houses, propping up the sky with their tops.

In order for us to see the starry sky as it was imagined by van Gogh at the time of painting, he used blue from light sky to dark blue, and the stars illuminate everything around because the artist uses colors from white to yellow with gold. The stars are very large, they were formed as if from spirals. In the center of the night sky, we see two swirling whirlwinds that are ready to spin, to carry away into this distant space the one who looks at this picture.