The Starry Night: Van Gogh's Masterpiece
Test your knowledge about one of the most famous paintings in art history - Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night (1889)
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Question 1: Where was Van Gogh when he painted The Starry Night?
Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum
His brother's house
A field in Provence
His home in Paris
Question 2: What celestial object appears as a bright crescent in the painting?
Venus
Venus and the crescent Moon
A comet
The Moon
Question 3: What distinctive architectural element dominates the village in the painting?
Clock tower
Windmill
Castle
Church spire
Question 4: What unique painting technique did Van Gogh use to create the swirling sky?
Pointillism
Impasto
Sfumato
Glazing
Question 5: What type of tree appears prominently in the foreground?
Pine
Palm
Cypress
Oak
Question 6: What color dominates the painting?
Blue
Yellow
Purple
Green
Question 7: How did Van Gogh feel about this painting when he completed it?
He was disappointed with it
He considered it his masterpiece
He never mentioned it in letters
He was indifferent to it
Question 8: Where is The Starry Night housed today?
Musée d'Orsay
Louvre Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Van Gogh Museum