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English, 26.07.2019 01:50 WendigoMeow

Google: starry night by van gogh 1. write a 5 sentence biography about vincent van gogh 2. write down everything you observe in the painting. what do you notice? include people, their facial expressions, postures, and clothing, the time of day, the setting, what they are doing, how they are interacting. what is in the foreground? what is in the background? 3. does it seem like there would be any noise happening in this scene of the painting? if so, what noise would you be hearing? 4. what is the mood of this painting? what do you feel when you look at this painting? what do you think the characters of this painting are feeling?

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