Philadelphia Museum of Art · Philadelphia · US

Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: A Symphony in Blue and Yellow

Jun 6 – Oct 11

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In August 1888, Vincent van Gogh began painting sunflowers spilling from earthenware pots set against yellow and blue backgrounds. Intended to decorate Paul Gauguin’s bedroom in the four-room house that Van Gogh rented in Arles, the flowers fascinated Van Gogh and soon took on greater dimensions.