*** About The Bridge at Trinquetaille: Van Gogh painted "The Bridge at Trinquetaille" in 1888, during his prolific period in Arles, a time when his work became imbued with the luminous colors and vibrant light of Provence. This painting is an excellent example of the artist’s transition towards a brighter, more expressive palette influenced by the sun-drenched landscape of the South of France. The artwork’s perspective and composition reflect an innovative approach, with Van Gogh focusing on modern structures, which was somewhat unusual for the time, indicating his interest in progress and urbanization. The bridge, completed just a year before Van Gogh's painting, symbolizes the modernity that he so admired. Today, this masterpiece is housed at the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands, allowing thousands of visitors yearly to glimpse this captivating tableau of 19th-century French life.