The world of Van Gogh BridgesHiroshige, Asnières, Trinquetaille and Langlois allow Van Gogh to compare four bridges: Japanese image, industrial infrastructure, urban structure and Provençal drawbridge.
1887Hiroshige Bridge Copy
1887Bridges of the Paris suburbs
1888Trinquetaille and Langlois in Arles
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1886 -1888 · Japan, suburbs and Provence
Hiroshige, Asnières, Trinquetaille and Langlois allow Van Gogh to compare four bridges: Japanese image, industrial infrastructure, urban structure and Provençal drawbridge.
The bridge provides Van Gogh with a structure that connects banks, circulation and visual cultures. In Bridge in the Rain, he copies a Hiroshige print while adding a border of Japanese signs; diagonal, rain and flat areas him learn a composition without traditional Western modeling. At the Ponts d'Asnières, the industrial Seine brings together piles, trains, boats and walkers in clear Parisian light. The Pont de Trinquetaille in Arles organizes quay, staircase and deck like an urban geometry. The Langlois bridge, finally, reminds Van Gogh of certain images of Japan through its clear design, water and washerwomen; he paints several versions of it. Each work is therefore at the same time real infrastructure and landscape framing machine. The "Van Gogh Bridges" selection notably compares Bridge in the Rain, after Hiroshige and Les Ponts d'Asnières. His reading favors figures.
In Van Gogh, a bridge does not eliminate distance: it makes it visible and gives it direction.
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Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The bridge provides Van Gogh with a structure that connects banks, circulation and visual cultures. In Bridge in the Rain, he copies a Hiroshige print while adding a border of Japanese signs; diagonal, rain and flat areas him learn a composition without traditional Western modeling. At the Ponts d'Asnières, the industrial Seine brings together piles, trains, boats and walkers in clear Parisian light. The Pont de Trinquetaille in Arles organizes quay, staircase and deck like an urban geometry. The Langlois bridge, finally, reminds Van Gogh of certain images of Japan through its clear design, water and washerwomen; he paints several versions of it. Each work is therefore at the same time real infrastructure and landscape framing machine.
Learn from Japan
Hiroshige offers oblique rain, flat areas and asymmetrical framing. This milestone illuminates the "Van Gogh Bridges" collection by favoring figures.
Painting Asnières
Bridges and factories enter a thinned palette.
Recompose Arles
Trinquetaille and Langlois combine city, canal and Provence.
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Diagonal rain
The lines give speed to the passage over the bridge. This line guides a reading of "Van Gogh Bridges" centered on the figures.
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Industrial pile
The heavy structure measures the modernity of the Seine.
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Dock staircase
In Trinquetaille, several traffic intersects.
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Liftable apron
Langlois transforms mechanics into a light silhouette.
Explore by universe
Compare four crossings
Printing, industry, city and canal reveal so many ways to connect two banks.
Hiroshige01
Translate a print
Rain and flat areas shift the European perspective.
For Japan. Reading of "Van Gogh Bridges" by the figures.Asnières02
Crossing the industry
Train, boat and shore share the same network.
For ParisTrinquetaille03
Order the city
Dock and staircase distribute travel.
For ArlesLanglois04
Lift the apron
Mechanics become a Provençal emblem.
For the channelHiroshige teaches Van Gogh a graphic rain05
Bridge in the rain, according to Hiroshige
Diagonals, flat areas and Japanese border transform the copy into an exercise in appropriation.
Landmark work of Van Gogh BridgesAsnières combines bridge and industry06
The Asnières Bridges
Batteries, trains, boats and modern light coexist on the Seine.
Landmark work of Van Gogh Bridges
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Four bridges of Van Gogh
The selection brings together the Hiroshige bridge, the Asnières bridges, Trinquetaille and the Langlois bridge.
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