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- The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam hosts the exhibition "Yellow. Beyond Vincent van Gogh’s Color," which explores yellow’s significance in his art and links him to other artists, running until May 17.
- Vincent van Gogh moved to Arles in 1888, and lived in a yellow house with buttercups, inspiring his yellow period.
- During the period, he produced works such as golden wheat fields and sunflowers, reflecting warmth and optimism.
