"Starry night" by Van Gogh is a good example of how motion can be visualized. He may have been crazy at the time he made this painting, but he actually was able to depict turbulence. Years before scientists could even begin to wrap their minds around the theory.
Friday, November 6, 2015
Shanken 15-30
Motion, Duration, Illumination
"Starry night" by Van Gogh is a good example of how motion can be visualized. He may have been crazy at the time he made this painting, but he actually was able to depict turbulence. Years before scientists could even begin to wrap their minds around the theory.
"Starry night" by Van Gogh is a good example of how motion can be visualized. He may have been crazy at the time he made this painting, but he actually was able to depict turbulence. Years before scientists could even begin to wrap their minds around the theory.
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