Coding Contest: How close can you come to Van Gogh's "Starry Night" with a kilobyte of code?

See the link here: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/69930/paint-starry-night-objectively-in-1kb-of-code

Here's how go.rb works:

Draw a white 386x320 rectangle.
Put the rectangle in a list. Build a ruby file to generate that list of rectangles (only one in this initial case)

While the generated ruby file is less than 1024 bytes:

• Search the list for the highest scoring rectangle
• Try halving that rectangle horizontally and vertically
• Replace that rectangle in the list with whichever pair scored lower
• Build a ruby file to generate that list of rectangles

NOTE: My scoring algorithm randomly samples a bunch of colors and picks the one that results in the smallest difference from ORIGINAL.png. As it is probabilistic, I have rerun the script a bunch of times and picked the lowest scoring result.