On a rare sunny day when the Versailles fountains are erupting into rainbows and the sky is painted with fluffy white clouds, opera music wafts through the air.

Water streams like icing on a tiered wedding cake from the Bassin de Latone

and the King's garden is in full bloom.

From his somber rented chamber at Ravoux Inn in the Paris suburb of Auvers sur Oise, Vincent Van Gough ended his life in suicide with a shotgun bullet to the chest.

Inside the cemetary's stone walls he lies alongside his beloved brother Theo, surrounded by countryside blanketed in wheat.