*** About Thatched-Roof Houses and Hillside in Auvers-sur-Oise: Created in the final months of Vincent van Gogh’s life, during his stay at Auvers-sur-Oise in 1890, this painting captures the rustic environment of the town that significantly influenced his artistic direction. Van Gogh's style in this period was characterized by expressive, gestural brushstrokes that conveyed his emotional response to the subject. Inspired by the simplicity and beauty of the rural landscape, Van Gogh produced a series of paintings that focused on the architecture and natural surroundings of Auvers. His works from this period reflected a merging of observational accuracy with emotional resonance, underlined by a poignant awareness of his own mental state. Presently, the artwork resides in a prestigious collection, continuing to inspire admiration for its bold technique and emotive impact.