Could Modern Doctors Have Saved Vincent van Gogh? A Country Inn Isn’t a Trauma Unit
A bullet no surgeon could reach, a loyal brother at the bedside and a doctor best remembered for sitting for a portrait AUVERS-SUR-OISE, FRANCE, 29 July 1890 – Vincent van Gogh died in a small attic room at the Ravoux Inn, about half past one in the morning, with his brother Theo beside him. He was thirty-seven. In just over a decade as an artist he had painted some 850…