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Auvers-sur-Oise, our first stop.

Posted on 8/27/2015 10:31:55 AM
By Sarkis Antikajian
2 Comments

Auvers alley
Auvers street 

Auvers-sur-Oise is a beautiful small town an hour's train ride from Paris. That’s where Vincent Van Gogh spent the last two months of his life and painted over 70 of his most loved paintings. Here are many historic sites that have been kept intact for 125 years as Van Gogh saw them, including the church that he portrayed in his most colorful and well known painting. If you wish to read more about our travel to Auvers and see more sketches of that town and a few of the historical Van Gogh subjects that I did, two of which are shown here, click: sarkisantikajian.com/email-newsletter and sign up for my free monthly newsletter

 

The September newsletter will be posted on the first.

 

Also a reminder that there is still an opening in my still life, landscape, and figure painting workshop, September 25,26, and 27. To get more information and to sign up for the workshop please click here: sarkisantikajian.com/workshop


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2 Responses to Auvers-sur-Oise, our first stop.

I like the spontaneity and energy in your drawings.

Thanks Darrrell. I looked at your blog, I like your work, and also your gouache.


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