Interesting video, and please don’t forget his brother Theo Van Gogh, who supported Vincent all his life, financially, practically and mentally. Plus his wife Johanna Bonger who after the death of the brothers was instrumental in making Vincent’s work famous.
I made this same visit to Auvers in September of 2018 and was at every place you showed in your video. Very well video taped and narrated. Thank you for putting this all together for some fine memories. I lived there for the whole month of September, 2018 and it was an experience I was fortunate enough to have.
Thank you, Shalinee, for this video. I am from Auvers and it is pleasant to see views from my home town. In fact, it is no longer 'a small village' by French standards. If you return there, you could also visit 'le musée de l'impressionnisme' in 'le château d'Auvers' et 'le musée de l'absynthe' and 'le musée dAubigny'. 'La Mairie d'Auvers' (the town hall) was also painted by Van Gogh, you can't miss it if you take the main road, it is right opposite 'L'auberge Ravoux' where Van Gogh used to stay. The primary school nearby on the other side of the road is very picturesque too. To find a bit of shade, you might also stroll along the river bank. You'll get information about other things you could do by paying a visit to 'l'Office du Tourisme'. I wish you all the best.
Hello Paul, thank you for your comment and the many tips on other interesting things to watch out for in Auvers-sur-Oise ! I love walking by the river side, I love the 'train' converted to a library, and the little papeterie/librairie above the Antiquités shop opposite the Mairie. Indeed, Auvers-sur-Oise has many attractions and certainly isn't a 'small village' in French standards, thank you for highlighting it!
Shalinee, this is going to be one of my most treasured videos! Have been an ardent admirer of Van Gogh’s paintings and really feel sad that he never lived to see the world acclaim he earned. He was difficult to understand as his creative mind far exceeded the normal. Have also read his letters to his brother Theo , his Starry Nights is my favourite & reveals new insights each time I view it. Thanks a ton for this virtual tour of the quaint village and his final resting place . Look forward to watch more of these lesser known tourist delights!😊
It's the same for me as well, every time I visit this village, I feel I learnt one more astonishing fact in his life. So happy that you enjoyed this video, Shree! I particularly love the drive on the narrow roads with trees looking in front of you (latter part of the video). Loved your comment, have a lovely day ! 🙏💗
Loved the video, It was so informative. I have always been intrigued with the Van Gogh's life and art but never knew his last place was so close to where i live. I cannot wait to see this place.
Beautiful! I would also like to visit Arles. Since I saw the movie at eternity's gate, I learnt more about Van Gogh beyond the starry night painting. He has had such tough life. So sad that the revolver he used to kill himself was auctioned for such a high price! But when he was alive no one took notice of his immense talent. I guess that's how life treats some people. Bad karma may be?
Yes, that was the most tragic thing about his story, that his art was considered worthless, when in reality, his art was way ahead of the times! Thanks for your comment dear Madhura, so glad you enjoyed this! xx
Dr S Gachet was a top hardcore jungle techno rave DJ back in the day. I never knew he was a homeopathic doctor in his spare time. How amazing that he treated Vincent Van Gogh. He must have been quite old when he mastered DJing as I don't think Technics decks had even been invented in Van Gogh's day, eh!
This was the best thing to the real tour. Thank you for sharing and taking us with you. You’re a very good story teller, your voice is relaxing. And thank you camera man and your little man as well, I saw glimpses of him in video. What a place, what an artist. It must had been an amazing feeling being there and walked the very steps he did about 132 yrs ago.
It feels so great to read your comment, thank you! This village makes a commendable effort to retain that essence of the time Van Gogh lived here. It's an amazing place!
Hi Ema, your beautiful comment on my latest video, the mental institution, I am so sorry I took so long to reply! I don't see the comment now, but I wanted to thank you for sharing your thoughts! :) It is definitely a video to unhinge everyone! :D
@@ShalineeinFrance Lol, I thought I used the word “sexy 😆” in there was inappropriate and you might not like it for your channel, so I deleted it, haha. I joke a lot and very sarcastic so I have to be careful with my words. Haha, the “Loofah” ...some fish was so funny 😂, your husband teased you. You must have lots of laughters in your home. Glad to see you and husband venture out to different things but be careful, so scary Shalinee. Bring husband with you and a stick or pepper spray, you’ll be ok 😜
@@emaw3420 No, I really loved what you said about mushrooms and sexy! 😂🤩👍🏽 Yes you are very right, we do have to be careful when stepping into old places!
I've always wanted to visit France and hope to do so sometime in my life. Especially around Vichy for its flower fields! As a history buff, I loved the very interesting information you've shared in this video. Subscribed and looking forward to watching all your videos for a quarantine tour of France!
So glad that you enjoyed it Lajo! I have lived in France for 10 years and its my pleasure to show my favourite spots around! Hope that you would like some of the French recipes I have loved too! :)
Beautiful place a nicely filmed 👌 very informative video. Your channel has the content I like, subscribed to see more of your informative travelling videos. Keep posting, you are doing a great job ! 👍 All the best and greetings from Scotland 🙏 Petr
Sorry, I had forgotten to put this info on my video description (done it now!). The music is called Divine Life Society by Jesse Gallagher from TH-cam Audio Library.
@@ShalineeinFrance We ate at the very restaurant Vincent had his meals and got to see his room above the restaurant. Then of course his last resting place.
@@wcronin7307 Fantastic! I hope you also got to view inside of the church and the wheat fields that he painted. The next time you are in France (or if you are still here), don't forget Giverny, to view Monet's gorgeous home!
Van Gogh didn't kill himself !! Please change it. He was a great man. However, his life was hard. If you are interested in Vincent's life, read the book by Van Gogh S. Naifeh; G.W. Smith. But please don't make from him suicide.
@@ShalineeinFrance it also seems to me that by what kind of man he was perceived as, no one was interested in proving the truth. He was also a man of low social status. He was perceived as a weirdo.
Controversy of Naifeh and Smith biography Wikipedia After reading this biography and looking through available articles etc. on the Internet, I also come to these conclusions. His suicide fueled the machine of fame he had achieved. There were times when medicine was not so developed. And that he was an outsider and a rather disgusting man. This thrilling biography is worth reading.
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Interesting video, and please don’t forget his brother Theo Van Gogh, who supported Vincent all his life, financially, practically and mentally. Plus his wife Johanna Bonger who after the death of the brothers was instrumental in making Vincent’s work famous.
Thank you for the additional information.
Comment: Nice video. The music in the background, the young lady doing the speaking, on the Painter, etc., is just fantastic. 2024
Thanks for so emotion vídeo. Lovely city. From Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I was remembering the walk in the fields in that scorching july sun. But its one of my favorite place. Very well made
The summer of that year was hotter than this summer! Maybe it's better this way, partly sunny and hot and partly cloudy and cool!
I made this same visit to Auvers in September of 2018 and was at every place you showed in your video. Very well video taped and narrated. Thank you for putting this all together for some fine memories. I lived there for the whole month of September, 2018 and it was an experience I was fortunate enough to have.
It's my pleasure, glad you had the chance to relive your memories here. Your kind comment is much appreciated !
Thank you for this! Would love to visit one day, because I find Van Gogh’s art so inspiring. He was a complex man, but at the same time brilliant.
Thank you, Shalinee, for this video. I am from Auvers and it is pleasant to see views from my home town. In fact, it is no longer 'a small village' by French standards.
If you return there, you could also visit 'le musée de l'impressionnisme' in 'le château d'Auvers' et 'le musée de l'absynthe' and 'le musée dAubigny'. 'La Mairie d'Auvers' (the town hall) was also painted by Van Gogh, you can't miss it if you take the main road, it is right opposite 'L'auberge Ravoux' where Van Gogh used to stay. The primary school nearby on the other side of the road is very picturesque too. To find a bit of shade, you might also stroll along the river bank. You'll get information about other things you could do by paying a visit to 'l'Office du Tourisme'.
I wish you all the best.
Hello Paul, thank you for your comment and the many tips on other interesting things to watch out for in Auvers-sur-Oise ! I love walking by the river side, I love the 'train' converted to a library, and the little papeterie/librairie above the Antiquités shop opposite the Mairie. Indeed, Auvers-sur-Oise has many attractions and certainly isn't a 'small village' in French standards, thank you for highlighting it!
Shalinee, this is going to be one of my most treasured videos! Have been an ardent admirer of Van Gogh’s paintings and really feel sad that he never lived to see the world acclaim he earned. He was difficult to understand as his creative mind far exceeded the normal. Have also read his letters to his brother Theo , his Starry Nights is my favourite & reveals new insights each time I view it. Thanks a ton for this virtual tour of the quaint village and his final resting place . Look forward to watch more of these lesser known tourist delights!😊
It's the same for me as well, every time I visit this village, I feel I learnt one more astonishing fact in his life. So happy that you enjoyed this video, Shree! I particularly love the drive on the narrow roads with trees looking in front of you (latter part of the video). Loved your comment, have a lovely day ! 🙏💗
Been there & it’s gorgeous
Loved the video, It was so informative. I have always been intrigued with the Van Gogh's life and art but never knew his last place was so close to where i live. I cannot wait to see this place.
Thank you for this nice comment! Yes, if you aren't too far from this village, you should go visit it, you won't be disappointed!
Shalinee in FranceYes, soon I’m gonna go there ✌🏻
Beautiful! I would also like to visit Arles. Since I saw the movie at eternity's gate, I learnt more about Van Gogh beyond the starry night painting. He has had such tough life. So sad that the revolver he used to kill himself was auctioned for such a high price! But when he was alive no one took notice of his immense talent. I guess that's how life treats some people. Bad karma may be?
Yes, that was the most tragic thing about his story, that his art was considered worthless, when in reality, his art was way ahead of the times! Thanks for your comment dear Madhura, so glad you enjoyed this! xx
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing
This video is beautifully done.
Dr S Gachet was a top hardcore jungle techno rave DJ back in the day. I never knew he was a homeopathic doctor in his spare time. How amazing that he treated Vincent Van Gogh. He must have been quite old when he mastered DJing as I don't think Technics decks had even been invented in Van Gogh's day, eh!
Beautiful!
This was the best thing to the real tour. Thank you for sharing and taking us with you. You’re a very good story teller, your voice is relaxing. And thank you camera man and your little man as well, I saw glimpses of him in video. What a place, what an artist. It must had been an amazing feeling being there and walked the very steps he did about 132 yrs ago.
It feels so great to read your comment, thank you! This village makes a commendable effort to retain that essence of the time Van Gogh lived here. It's an amazing place!
Hi Ema, your beautiful comment on my latest video, the mental institution, I am so sorry I took so long to reply! I don't see the comment now, but I wanted to thank you for sharing your thoughts! :) It is definitely a video to unhinge everyone! :D
@@ShalineeinFrance Lol, I thought I used the word “sexy 😆” in there was inappropriate and you might not like it for your channel, so I deleted it, haha. I joke a lot and very sarcastic so I have to be careful with my words. Haha, the “Loofah” ...some fish was so funny 😂, your husband teased you. You must have lots of laughters in your home. Glad to see you and husband venture out to different things but be careful, so scary Shalinee. Bring husband with you and a stick or pepper spray, you’ll be ok 😜
@@emaw3420 No, I really loved what you said about mushrooms and sexy! 😂🤩👍🏽 Yes you are very right, we do have to be careful when stepping into old places!
I really appreciate you uploading this - I am a lifelong Van Gogh fan and my brother would have loved this as well. Thanks guys x
Thank you for the sweet message, this made my day! 💗
Thank you for showing us this place virtually...very nice indeed 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching ! 😊
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Really nice to know the History of Vincent Vah..Will surely try to plan to visit there in coming days.
Sounds perfect, glad you enjoyed it Kanika! :)
Thank you for documenting this and giving us a glimpse of what the place looks like. I’m very interested with Van Gogh’s. 🌻
You are very kind, thank you!
I've always wanted to visit France and hope to do so sometime in my life. Especially around Vichy for its flower fields! As a history buff, I loved the very interesting information you've shared in this video. Subscribed and looking forward to watching all your videos for a quarantine tour of France!
So glad that you enjoyed it Lajo! I have lived in France for 10 years and its my pleasure to show my favourite spots around! Hope that you would like some of the French recipes I have loved too! :)
Very good and thankyou very much
what a wonderful tribute...thank you
very nice atmosphere
This is wonderful. You are a charming & informative guide. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your sweet words!
Thanks! I am excited to visit there this summer.
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Beautiful place a nicely filmed 👌 very informative video. Your channel has the content I like, subscribed to see more of your informative travelling videos. Keep posting, you are doing a great job ! 👍 All the best and greetings from Scotland 🙏 Petr
Thank you so much 👍
THANKYOU 🙏💖🎨🌻🌲🌳✨🙏
Thank you so much.
Mooie reportage.
The pass navigo is a gem to visit these places around Paris for Free. This village is on my list in August :)
Yayy!! Yes, I love the Pass Navigo for this reason, it's amazing how much you can travel with it!
Hello
Your video is interesting & cool.
Nice one & Big like done.
Have a nice day 😘
Thank you so very much!!
Thank you for sharing this video. Very interesting. I can imagine the life of Van Gogh. Keep it up sis 💕
Thank you so much Iam! ❤❤
Thanks for the video!
Enjoyed and loved watching this video..😊😊👌👌👌
Glad you liked it
Another cool video & congrats for reaching 1K subscribers 👏👏👍🎉😊 Shalinee
Many thanks Prasanth! This journey of making videos has taught me a lot and am loving it! :)
Shalinee in France Glad you are enjoying it 👍😊
Very interesting video.Thanks for sharing.😊
So glad to know that you enjoyed it, thank you for visiting Nirmala!
Thanks you for this video
So glad that you enjoyed it! 💕
Nice video! I would like to know the origine of the Music used...
Sorry, I had forgotten to put this info on my video description (done it now!). The music is called Divine Life Society by Jesse Gallagher from TH-cam Audio Library.
can you please take us on a tour, we are here now?
Sorry for the late reply! I hope that you enjoyed your day in Auvers-sur-Oise.
@@ShalineeinFrance we sure did, inspite of it being a very hot day, 38 C.
@@wcronin7307 I am happy to hear this! And yes it was burning hot last week!
@@ShalineeinFrance We ate at the very restaurant Vincent had his meals and got to see his room above the restaurant. Then of course his last resting place.
@@wcronin7307 Fantastic! I hope you also got to view inside of the church and the wheat fields that he painted. The next time you are in France (or if you are still here), don't forget Giverny, to view Monet's gorgeous home!
Why do people think they must be quiet there is no service on
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Van Gogh didn't kill himself !! Please change it. He was a great man. However, his life was hard. If you are interested in Vincent's life, read the book by Van Gogh S. Naifeh; G.W. Smith. But please don't make from him suicide.
Could you please send me a news link that reports on his death? Thank you!
@@ShalineeinFrance it also seems to me that by what kind of man he was perceived as, no one was interested in proving the truth. He was also a man of low social status. He was perceived as a weirdo.
Controversy of Naifeh and Smith biography Wikipedia
After reading this biography and looking through available articles etc. on the Internet, I also come to these conclusions. His suicide fueled the machine of fame he had achieved. There were times when medicine was not so developed. And that he was an outsider and a rather disgusting man. This thrilling biography is worth reading.
Hermoso video Shalinee!! Seguí creando estos bellos videos, particularmente sobre los artistas. Muchas gracias!!!