Van Gogh's Painting Matches Night Sky from 1889

A recent study found that the sky depicted in Vincent Van Gogh's famous painting, The Starry Night, closely matches the actual sky in July 1889. This discovery connects art with astronomy, showing how the stars and moon were positioned at that time. The research provides insight into Van Gogh's work and the natural world, inspiring curiosity about both art and science.

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