After his release from the Saint-Paul asylum in 1890, Vincent Van Gogh wandered the French countryside before stumbling on the Auberge Ravoux, a quaint little inn in Auvers-sur-Oise.
Although still plagued by mental illness, he found some peace there among his adoptive family, painting over 75 works of art in just three months.
A 132-page color graphic novel by Jamison Odone, based on the first-hand account of Adeline Ravoux, the innkeeper's daughter, with whom Vincent shared a special bond.
"In the crowded field of comics biographies, this stands out." -- Publishers Weekly
After his release from the Saint-Paul asylum in 1890, Vincent Van Gogh wandered the French countryside before stumbling on the Auberge Ravoux, a quaint little inn in Auvers-sur-Oise.
Although still plagued by mental illness, he found some peace there among his adoptive family, painting over 75 works of art in just three months.
A 132-page color graphic novel by Jamison Odone, based on the first-hand account of Adeline Ravoux, the innkeeper's daughter, with whom Vincent shared a special bond.
