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| − | '''Coruscant Day''' | + | '''Coruscant Day''' is a depiction of the Imperial capital during the day, painted by Sarahi Al'harra. Though not as popular as its companion piece, [[Coruscant Night (Painting)|Coruscant Night]], it is considered to be one of the best depictions of [[Coruscant]]. As the sun rises behind the cityscape, the old Senate building can be seen in the mid-ground at the center of the painting. |
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| Artist | Sarahi Al'harra |
| Year | Y10 |
| Type | Oil on canvas |
| Dimensions | 95 cm × 27 cm |
| Location | Viciar Collection, on display at the Imperial Gallery |
Description
Coruscant Day is a depiction of the Imperial capital during the day, painted by Sarahi Al'harra. Though not as popular as its companion piece, Coruscant Night, it is considered to be one of the best depictions of Coruscant. As the sun rises behind the cityscape, the old Senate building can be seen in the mid-ground at the center of the painting.
