Description
The image of windswept cypresses and a town blanketed with the evening darkness is brightened by a golden moon and stars. In the summer of 1889, Vincent Van Gogh was so mesmerized by the nighttime view from his bedroom window that he had to immortalize it in paint. He spent his June days recalling the way the moonlight fell upon the town, and the way the cypresses swayed in the evening breeze, crafting their likenesses with curving brush strokes. The entire landscape was awash with blue, deepening back toward the rolling hills, broken only by the golden stars and moon that chased away the darkness. Now, this image is Van Gogh’s most iconic piece, and it can decorate your own living room when you use our new Van Gogh Starry Night Gallery Scentsy Frame. Snap it onto your Gallery Scentsy Warmer to make the stars and moon shine with the same intensity that Van Gogh witnessed from his window.
