This property was sold. When Sisley painted it, the château was owned by the Impressionists' biggest fan, Ernest Hoschédé, the department store rich owner who spent fortunes on their canvases and welcomed them in his paradise. Sisley, Monet, Manet. They all spent days here. Until he lost everything. House, collection. All sold after his bankruptcy. Even Monet was less broke than him and invited his family in Vétheuil. Ended badly for him. Another story.
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