When looking at the Paintings of this artwork, how do you discuss its Asnières's Bridges across the Seine at Asnières?
Bridges across the Seine at Asnières Bridges across the Seine at Asnières (F301) was painted in open air and bright sunlight.  The scene depicts railway bridges over the river.  Van Gogh uses light and reflection effectively in this painting.  The stone piers of the bridge are reflected in the water and white paint is used for highlights. A woman dressed in pink with a red parasol are the focal point of the composition. The painting is part of a group of suburban landscapes along with a painting in Oxford, both of which he had placed in red frames. Van Gogh found this setting through his friend Émile Bernard whom he met when studying with Cormon. Over the two years that Van Gogh was in Paris [1886—1887] Van Gogh made several paintings of bridges crossing the Seine.
Émile Bernard Seine Paris Cormon Asnières