Auvers sur Oise

Auvers sur Oise, where Vincent Van Gogh spent his last months, until his death on 29 July 1890. We're having dinner across the street from Auberge Ravoux.
Auberge Ravoux is the café/inn where Vincent rented a room and ate his meals.
"Auvers Town Hall on 14 July 1890."
"Landscape at Auvers in the Rain."
"Wheat Field with Crows."
Early morning and no one is around.





Auberge Ravoux... open for lunch.


They serve "the very same local dishes that Van Gogh and his fellow boarders" ate.
Needless to say, I'm having a fabulous time!
The attached building where Vincent lived.


Room #5... Vincent's room.


It's an emotional place, but not sad.
Now we're off to find Doctor Gachet's house... "Portrait of Doctor Gachet."
This is the table in Doctor Gachet's garden where he sat for his portrait.

(This one's for you, Mikey. Doctor Gachet had a press in his house like the one you have.)
"The Church at Auvers."





it's good to go HOME back to SITE-SEEING