*** About The Trinquetaille Bridge on a Winter Day: Created during Vincent van Gogh’s stay in Arles in the latter part of 1888, this painting illustrates the bridge leading into the town of Trinquetaille, on the right bank of the Rhône. During this period, Van Gogh was profoundly inspired by the light and landscape of southern France, which significantly influenced his technique and subject matter. He often portrayed local settings, where he experimented with bold colors and dynamic brushwork to express the intensity of his emotional and visual experiences. The artwork is characterized by its innovative use of perspective and color, which were radical at the time. Today, this painting is part of a renowned public collection, resonating with audiences for its vivid portrayal of 19th-century provincial life and Van Gogh’s unique stylistic approach. The painting now resides in the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo, Netherlands, allowing thousands of visitors to experience a piece of Van Gogh’s perspective.