From writers and poets to musicians, photographers and painters, the influences on Brett Whiteley’s art and life were many and varied. From Francis Bacon and Henri Matisse to musician Bob Dylan and poet Arthur Rimbaud, fellow creatives were both the subject and inspiration for many of his mono-prints, drawings and paintings. Painted in 1982, Starry night was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, with the dynamic swirling brush and ink work reflective of Van Gogh's later paintings.

Featuring an off-white mat board border, this Starry Night print fits a stadard size A3 frame and is available exclusively from the Gallery Shop.

250gsm satin paper print
Off-white mat board border
Paper size: H29.5 x W41.5cm
Image size: H24 x W20cm
Fits a standard A3 size frame
Made in Australia
Exclusive to the Gallery Shop

Brett Whiteley (Australia 1939-92) The starry night, a Persian version 1982 Pen and brush and black ink, gouache, collage on board, 244.5 x 202.5cm Brett Whiteley Studio Collection © Wendy Whiteley/ Copyright Agency Print © Art Gallery of New South Wales