What I enjoyed is that you gave attention to so many different elements. The ride in, the town, the relationships of the sites, the signage, the inside of the church(not just the outside) and too many more to mention. What a delight to watch! Magnifique et merci beaucoup!
a video much needed to the people to let know a great artist once lived here ! and this video must be shared enough to never let history die & preserved for the generations to come. thanks man for a indepth video tour in the presense of sunlight and there are only few or may be 1 or 2 videos on the internet that actually shows each and every road steps that vincent himself have walked someday! again thank you friend
I strongly believe it was a tussle with boys and a tragic accident that gave him his fatal wound. He said, "don't blame anyone." He was a great artist!
Idk. He drank paint and would go into crazy black out fits of rage and then not even remember it happing. And don’t forget he cut off his own ear. He was definitely self-destructive
@@nimitz1739 All true. I think he had definite mental illness problems. I've been reading the biography, "Van Gogh: The life," by Naifeh and Smith. It's painful reading a lot of the time. It's difficult to understand why he thought and acted as he did. But in the end, I think they make a very strong case that his was an accidental shooting. The paints and canvas etc. that he took out with him were never found. The boys he often saw and who used to tease him were in the habit of playing "cowboys and Indians" and used to carry the same kind of gun he was shot with. The gun was not found again until very recently, at least one like it was found.
@@pbtraveler694 yeah, the newer movie based on the last years of his life definitely went with that version. But to me, it’s just strange the people that were there didn’t take all that into that serious of a consideration. But it also reminds me of the Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain case.A lot of people “ specially the younger generation “ believe that he was murdered, besides all the people that were really around him they have no disputes that he committed suicide. Just goes with the legends I guess.
Yes! Most clear story. The didnt found the paintings and tubes and no gun. The boys burried it or dumped it in a river like in the movie Eternitys gate. Van Gogh accepted his fate after this accident due his life situation.
Quelle tristesse. La Maison de Van Gogh était l'un de mes restaurants favoris dans les années 70. Le nouveau propriétaire l'a transformé en piège à touristes, c'est écœurant.
Blablabla. Les bovins moyens de Français, continuez de critiquer depuis votre salon sur votre smartphone fait par des petits du Nigéria. Si vous proposez autre chose, faites donc au lieu de critiquer. En attendant, ce que vous appelez ""piège à touristes"", c'est 7€ l'entrée. Ba oui, vous croyez qu'on vit d'amour et d'eau fraîche ? C'est une structure privée, pas d'aides de l'État, niet quedal. On vit pas au crochet de la société, mais tout ceci a un coût pour faire vivre cette chambre. Et tout ceci est porté à bout de bras par des passionnés de Van Gogh. Donc les Français qui beuglent depuis leur salon, proposez, faites, rachetez mais ARRÊTEZ DE RÂLER !!!! 7€, 42 fois moins cher que ton écran plat acheté pendant le Black Friday pendant que tu bousculais la mamie du coin.
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This is really cool. Thanks for sharing
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Fabulous thank you. I was there last month as an excursion of a river cruise…first time in France. This was a highlight.
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What I enjoyed is that you gave attention to so many different elements. The ride in, the town, the relationships of the sites, the signage, the inside of the church(not just the outside) and too many more to mention. What a delight to watch! Magnifique et merci beaucoup!
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What a treat!! I enjoyed every minute!! Thank you!!
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What a wonderful visit to Auvers. It’s like being in this village with Vincent. Thank you very much. 😊
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@@ARTVISIONTVVincent Van Gogh's House Has a Kitchen and Garbage Disposal.
Merci beaucoups!
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Bonjour ! You got inspired, Art !!
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What a amazing walk video this area village with sunshine day. Excellent 👍 🙏🇲🇫
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It was a resto until a few years ago..
a video much needed to the people to let know a great artist once lived here ! and this video must be shared enough to never let history die & preserved for the generations to come. thanks man for a indepth video tour in the presense of sunlight and there are only few or may be 1 or 2 videos on the internet that actually shows each and every road steps that vincent himself have walked someday! again thank you friend
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Grazie per questo tour con un po’ di vita di questo sensazionale e grandissimo artista Van Gogh.👨🎨👨🎨👨🎨❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
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Merci pour la belle visite de Vincent. Rob from Maple Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia CANADA
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Well Done Good Job Very Nice 👏👌🏽👍
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excelente visita Art gracias
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Wow nice camera
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beautiful ~~
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I strongly believe it was a tussle with boys and a tragic accident that gave him his fatal wound. He said, "don't blame anyone." He was a great artist!
Idk. He drank paint and would go into crazy black out fits of rage and then not even remember it happing. And don’t forget he cut off his own ear. He was definitely self-destructive
@@nimitz1739 All true. I think he had definite mental illness problems. I've been reading the biography, "Van Gogh: The life," by Naifeh and Smith. It's painful reading a lot of the time. It's difficult to understand why he thought and acted as he did. But in the end, I think they make a very strong case that his was an accidental shooting. The paints and canvas etc. that he took out with him were never found. The boys he often saw and who used to tease him were in the habit of playing "cowboys and Indians" and used to carry the same kind of gun he was shot with. The gun was not found again until very recently, at least one like it was found.
@@pbtraveler694 yeah, the newer movie based on the last years of his life definitely went with that version. But to me, it’s just strange the people that were there didn’t take all that into that serious of a consideration.
But it also reminds me of the Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain case.A lot of people “ specially the younger generation “ believe that he was murdered, besides all the people that were really around him they have no disputes that he committed suicide. Just goes with the legends I guess.
Yes! Most clear story. The didnt found the paintings and tubes and no gun. The boys burried it or dumped it in a river like in the movie Eternitys gate. Van Gogh accepted his fate after this accident due his life situation.
Je vous remercie pour ce tour exquis!
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Gracias por hacer posible este hermoso paseo...mis ojos se maravillan con tanta belleza y paz🌸...allá voy✈
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Someday…
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Quelle tristesse. La Maison de Van Gogh était l'un de mes restaurants favoris dans les années 70. Le nouveau propriétaire l'a transformé en piège à touristes, c'est écœurant.
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Blablabla. Les bovins moyens de Français, continuez de critiquer depuis votre salon sur votre smartphone fait par des petits du Nigéria. Si vous proposez autre chose, faites donc au lieu de critiquer. En attendant, ce que vous appelez ""piège à touristes"", c'est 7€ l'entrée. Ba oui, vous croyez qu'on vit d'amour et d'eau fraîche ? C'est une structure privée, pas d'aides de l'État, niet quedal. On vit pas au crochet de la société, mais tout ceci a un coût pour faire vivre cette chambre. Et tout ceci est porté à bout de bras par des passionnés de Van Gogh. Donc les Français qui beuglent depuis leur salon, proposez, faites, rachetez mais ARRÊTEZ DE RÂLER !!!!
7€, 42 fois moins cher que ton écran plat acheté pendant le Black Friday pendant que tu bousculais la mamie du coin.
Привет....
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