“The Starry Night” Stargazing: A Crossword Clue You Won’t Want to Miss
Ah, the world of crossword puzzles. A haven for word nerds, a battleground for brainpower, and a constant source of delightful frustration (especially when you’re staring at a blank square for what feels like an eternity). But amidst the grids and the clues, there are some gems that stand out, pieces of trivia that make you say, “Wait, I actually knew that!”
This week, I stumbled upon a particularly fascinating clue that sent me down a rabbit hole of art history and celestial wonder. It’s a clue that, once you’ve cracked it, will leave you with a newfound appreciation for a truly iconic masterpiece.
Are you ready to embark on this puzzle journey?
The Clue:
_Most of van Gogh’s “The Starry Night”_
Across
(___ letters)
This clue is a perfect blend of art and astronomy, requiring you to delve into the details of van Gogh’s famous work. Don’t let the seeming simplicity of the clue deceive you; it’s a bit more nuanced than it initially appears. Ready to dive into the mystery?
Let’s explore the world of “The Starry Night,” uncover the secrets hidden within its swirling brushstrokes, and, ultimately, unlock the answer to this intriguing crossword clue.
Available Answers:
SKY.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 15 Sep 24, Sunday