Van Gogh painted The Starry Night in June 1889 from his room at the Saint-Rémy asylum, working from the view out his east-facing window before sunrise and adding a village that was not actually there. The rolling sky and the dark cypress pushing up through it are among the most recognized brushstrokes in Western art. The original hangs at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Hands over a card that says something before you do.
Brushed stainless steel with an epoxy-printed finish that resists fading and chipping. Holds business cards, gift cards, and loyalty cards flat and dry, protected from spills, creases, and pocket wear.
