*** About The Bridge at Trinquetaille: Created in October 1888 during Van Gogh's prolific period in Arles, "The Bridge at Trinquetaille" showcases his experimentation with the emerging style of Impressionism, though infused with his unique post-impressionistic flair. Van Gogh was captivated by the modern engineering of the bridge and the daily life it supported, elements that symbolize progress and connectivity. The bridge served not just as a physical crossing but as a metaphor for the transitions van Gogh himself was experiencing in his artistic journey. Unlike the more subdued tones typical of his earlier works, here he uses bright, bold colors to highlight contrasts and capture the intensity of the Provençal light. Currently, this striking piece is part of a private collection, continuing to awe and inspire audiences with its vivid depiction and emotional depth.