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The term "Hyperrealism" evolved from the word Hyperealisme, that was first used by Isy Brachot in 1973 as being a French word meaning Photorealism. The word described a completely new and independent art genre and magnificence in the United States and Europe, which emerged at the outset of the modern day. Darkness and lightweight are themes that run heavily through Van Gogh's work. Darkness and light reflected his wish create beauty, his feelings of inadequacy, and his need to touch the souls of males. For instance, Starry Night draws the viewer to the painting of the sleeping village having its swirls of light and it is rich evening sky.