Van Gogh's "Starry Night" Optical Illusion
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•Optical illusion makes looking at Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' a truly 'moving' experience
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Vincent Van Gogh's " The Starry Night " is one of the most recognizable and beloved paintings in the world.
It is not up for sale, but if it were to go to auction there is a chance it could fetch as much as billion dollars .
The illusion involves staring at the center of a spinning spiral image for 20 seconds , then looking at the painting.
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