Hanging in The Museum of Modern Art; New York, is Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night. It is a marvelous painting in which Van Gogh paints a picture that is colorful and descriptive. This painting can be described as mysterious and intriguing. It can signify a variety of moods, objects, and atmosphere. Van Gogh portrays a small French town located in the countryside. This town is characterized by rolling mountains, big starry sky, small houses, green fields, a large tree, and a church. He uses these details to paint a story full of color and intrigue. Van Gogh uses oil to paint this work on a 72cm x 92cm canvas board. Oil provides a semi-blurred texture. He uses different colors like blue, black, orange, yellow, purple, green, and violet. He paints the sky purple and dark blue to signify the evening. He uses orange and yellow for the bright stars in the sky. The mountains that border the town are colored a dark blue and are masked by a tree, which is colored black. Green is applied for the grass and other various plants and vegetation. He uses a vast array of colors to paint the houses and buildings in the village. In the Starry Night mood and description play a major part. The evening sky is exposed with vibrant flames of light streaming through the sky. One person might think that huge comets are hurtling toward the earth, signaling the end of the world, while another could guess that Van Gogh was painting a scene where large stars and the navy blue sky are brightening the medieval type landscape. He creates a painting that shows the beauty of the countryside. Looking up at the sky the bright, yellowish-white stars twirl about as if the wind currents direct them. The wind itself is blowing fast and swift, directed by the easterly currents from the ocean. Right below the sky lie the rolling mountains that overlook the village. Their presence brings peace and quiet to the French village which seems to be the point of departure for a powerful symbolic meaning.
Wernher von Braun And His Contributions To America's Space Program Wernher von Braun was a visionary and idealist. ... While working for the military von Braun led a team that developed the V2. ... After this success von Braun was moved onto more important ventures. ... On September 21, 1956 von Braun's rocket was ready for space. ... Thanks to Wernher von Braun America was finally in space. ...
Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling was born in Leonburg, Germany in 1775. ... Von Schelling is most noted for his philosophies on Nature and our involvement with it. ... Wilhelm Friedrich Joseph von Schelling died in 1854 at the age of 79. ... Art, religion, poetry, mysticism, history, and most of all, Nature, were recognized and harmonized by von Schelling. ... Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling was born in Leonburg, Germany in 1775. ...
She had two children, one by Prince Alfie and one by Claus von Bulow. ... "On December 21, 1980, Sunny von Bulow slipped into an irreversible coma. ... In 1979, one day following Christmas, the life of the von Bulow family had changed forever. ... "Just two witnesses in the trial of Claus von Bulow really mattered to the jurors. ... "The trial of Claus von Bulow is over and the trial of justice is about to begin, Needham said-. ...
Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, the mathematician and German philosopher, was born on July 1, 1646 in Leipzig, Germany. ... Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz dedicated his life into his into his studies; he was astonishingly motivated by the ability to learn and accomplished many things in the world of mathematics and philosophy. ... He served as secretary to the Nuremberg in 1667 and then he worked for Baron Johann Christian von Boineburg in Frankfurt doing legal reforms. ... Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz spent his entire life studying and advancing logics such as mathematics and philosophy. ....
She had two children, one by Prince Alfie and one by Claus von Bulow. ... "On December 21, 1980, Sunny von Bulow slipped into an irreversible coma. ... In 1979, one day following Christmas, the life of the von Bulow family had changed forever. ... "Just two witnesses in the trial of Claus von Bulow really mattered to the jurors. ... "The trial of Claus von Bulow is over and the trial of justice is about to begin, Needham said-. ...
She had two children, one by Prince Alfie and one by Claus von Bulow. ... "On December 21, 1980, Sunny von Bulow slipped into an irreversible coma. ... In 1979, one day following Christmas, the life of the von Bulow family had changed forever. ... "Just two witnesses in the trial of Claus von Bulow really mattered to the jurors. ... "The trial of Claus von Bulow is over and the trial of justice is about to begin, Needham said-. ...
She had two children, one by Prince Alfie and one by Claus von Bulow. ... "On December 21, 1980, Sunny von Bulow slipped into an irreversible coma. ... In 1979, one day following Christmas, the life of the von Bulow family had changed forever. ... "Just two witnesses in the trial of Claus von Bulow really mattered to the jurors. ... "The trial of Claus von Bulow is over and the trial of justice is about to begin, Needham said-. ...
Otto Von Bismarck was a conservative Prussian monarchist who established the unification of Germany after several wars between German states in the 1860's. The German Empire rose to be a European powerhouse under Prussian leadership, under Otto Von Bismarck, chancellor of Prussia. Otto Von Bismarck was born April 1st 1815 in Schönhausen, Germany to father Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand von Bismarck an aristocratic junker estate owner and former Prussian military officer and to well educated mother Wilhelmine Luise Mencken, daughter of a senior government official in Berlin. ... On the other ...
Von Braun went to work for the German army to develop ballistic missiles. ... Von Braun commented, "The rocket worked perfectly, except for landing on the wrong planet" (Von Braun's original plans were for interplanetary travels). ... During this time, von Braun mailed a marriage proposal to his first cousin, 18-year-old Maria von Quirstop. ... In 1955, von Braun was naturalised a U.S. citizen. ... At the peak of his activities, von Braun learned he had cancer. ...
Straub is Von Toth's best friend but in Von Toth's eye he was no use for him, so Von Toth kills him. ... Polk confronts Von Toth, and Von Toth reaches for his trigger and shoots and kills him. ... Von Toth escapes but Jack is in pursuit. ... The hero Jack Carson shoots Von Toth fifty feet away a clean bullet to Von Toth's temple. ... Hitler was a madman just like Von Toth and Hitler dying foreshadows what happens to Von Toth. ...
